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The Jacksonville Jaguars head into their Week 14 clash with the Cleveland Browns, dealing with injuries, particularly running back Travis Etienne, who’s questionable due to a rib issue. Despite this, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that Etienne is likely to take the field for the Jaguars against the Browns.

Travis Etienne sustained the injury in Week 12 against the Houston Texans but played through it during Monday’s game versus the Cincinnati Bengals. He’s been a standout running back this season, amassing 205 rushing attempts for 771 yards (averaging 3.8 yards per carry) with eight rushing touchdowns. Additionally, he boasts 40 receptions for 346 yards (8.6 yards per catch) along with a touchdown reception.

If Etienne and quarterback Trevor Lawrence both play, it significantly bolsters the Jaguars’ chances in this matchup.

Considering Etienne’s potential impact, can the Jaguars secure a win against the Cleveland Browns? Both teams are vying for playoff seeding in the AFC, with the Jaguars at 8-4 and holding an impeccable 5-0 record on the road.

Etienne could be poised for a significant game against Cleveland, especially given the likelihood of inclement weather affecting play. The running game might prove pivotal. Despite their superior record, the Jaguars must secure victories, holding just a one-game lead in the AFC South over the Houston Texans and Indianapolis Colts. Falling into the AFC Wild Card race is a risk they can’t afford.

Cleveland’s formidable defense poses a significant challenge, although recent performances, allowing 36 points against the Los Angeles Rams and 29 against the Denver Broncos, raise questions.

The quarterback situation will draw attention, but Jacksonville’s ability to perform on the road, coupled with their underrated defense, will determine their success. Winning games like these is crucial if they aim for the top seed in the AFC and intend to avoid a downward spiral in their season.