Jaguars receiver Brian Thomas Jr. is making a mark in his first career playoff game.

He caught his first pass in the second quarter in the end zone for a touchdown to help give Jacksonville a 7-3 lead over the Buffalo Bills at Everbank Stadium on Sunday.

Jaguars receiver/returner Parker Washington went to the locker room and is being evaluated for a possible concussion as Jacksonville leads the Bills 7-3 in their wild-card game Sunday.

Washington, the Jaguars’ 6th-round pick in 2023, has taken on a bigger role in the offense since the injury to No. 2 overall pick Travis Hunter and entered the playoffs as the team’s leading receiver with 847 yards on 58 catches.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will start Walker Little at left tackle on Sunday, in place of Cole Van Lanen, who was listed as inactive for Sunday's playoff opener against the Buffalo Bills, the team announced Sunday morning.

Van Lanen, who suffered a knee injury in the Jags' season finale against the Tennessee Titans, recently signed a three-year, $51 million extention. He started at left tackle in the last three games of the regular season. 

Jaguars safety Antonio Johnson intercepted Titans backup quarterback Brandon Allen in the second quarter and ran it back 58 yards for a pick-6 to put Jacksonville up 21-7 on the last Sunday of the regular season.

The INT is Johnson's fourth this season, which leads the Jags. Johnson's pick-off also ties the Jaguars with the Chicago Bears for the most interceptions this season, at 22.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will have running back Bhayshul Tuten back in the lineup for Sunday's season finale against the Tennessee Titans.

The Jaguars (12-4) announced Tuten's status on Thursday.

With one game left in the regular season, the Jacksonville Jaguars will host division-rival Tennessee on Sunday.

With their 3-13 record and in last place in the AFC South, the Titans don't look dangerous on paper. But Jaguars head coach Liam Coen says Tennessee presents real challenges, even if the team has been eliminated from playoff contention since the Jags beat them 25-3 in Week 13.

For the Jacksonville Jaguars, Sunday's regular-season finale against the Tennessee Titans is not about looking forward to hoisting the AFC South champion trophy.

Liam Coen told reporters Thursday that the focus this week for Jags players is on beating a tough team.

The offensive line will be without starter Robert Hainsey for Week 17 in Indianapolis, the Jacksonville Jaguars announced ahead of kickoff Sunday.

A stalwart at center for most of the season, Hainsey will likely be replaced by rookie Jonah Monheim. Hainsey had been listed as questionable on Saturday's injury report.

Given the upsets these last couple of weeks across the NFL, would it surprise anyone if the Indianapolis Colts (8-6) -- with Grandpa Rivers under center -- knocked off the 10-4 San Francisco 49ers tonight on Monday Night Football?