Jaguars WR Parker Washington gets 100+ yards, 1 TD vs. Browns, other bold predictions
• Whether he starts or not, other players will pick up the slack
• Also, expect a handful of exciting individual performances
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4. Josh Allen will set a new team record for sacks in a season vs. the Browns
Outside linebacker Josh Allen is having a breakout year, registering 13.5 sacks, one interception, and two forced fumbles. If that wasn't enough, he ranks third in the league with 65 total pressures. With five games to go, he's got a great shot at breaking Calais Campbell's franchise record of 14.5 sacks.
Allen will set a new franchise record for sacks against the sacks but he'll also have the first-ever Pick-6 of his career. He had an interception against Cincinnati and never posted more than one in a season. He'll get his second one this year in back-to-back weeks.
3. Jaguars OLB Travon Walker will register 2 sacks, 1 FF
Josh Allen has been without a doubt the Jags' defensive MVP this season. You could even make the case that he's their second most important player, only behind Trevor Lawrence. But Allen's success has overshadowed the progress fellow outside linebacker Travon Walker has made this season.
Walkers struggled to make an impact as a rookie while he adjusted to playing outside linebacker full-time in the NFL. Having gotten a better grasp of the position in Year 2, the former Georgia Bulldog is low-key having a solid season. While the jury is still out, he's done enough this season to make you think he'll eventually become the player the Jaguars expected him to be when they drafted him first overall in 2022.
In Week 14, Walker will take another step foward by sacking Joe Flacco twice and forcing a fumble.