Jacksonville Jaguars hold the strongest position in the AFC South race due to their 4-2 record, league-leading point differential, and stout defense that has limited opponents to the fewest points in the division. Their early-season wins over Cleveland, New England, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia established a two-game lead, even after a narrow 34-31 loss to Houston. The Houston Texans sit at 2-4 but have gained ground with consecutive victories, including the London upset and a rout of Tennessee, plus the addition of Marvin Harrison Jr. to complement C.J. Stroud. Indianapolis and Tennessee remain mired at 2-4 and 1-5, respectively, after the Titans' 26-20 comeback win over the Colts, reflecting ongoing offensive and turnover issues that limit their division title prospects. Trader consensus reflects these recent form and roster trends.