The Kansas City Chiefs (2-2) will take on the Jacksonville Jaguars (3-1) in a high-stakes Monday Night Football clash at EverBank stadium, kicking off Week 5.
The Jaguars are riding a three-game win streak and aim to leverage their league-leading turnover differential (+9) and a potent run game led by Travis Etienne against a Chiefs squad fresh off consecutive victories, including a win against the Ravens in Week 4.
With Patrick Mahomes steering Chiefs’ dynamic offense and Jacksonville’s defense thriving under new coordinator Anthony Campanile, this primetime showdown promises intensity. Injuries, like Yasir Abdullah’s absence and Xavier Worthy’s questionable status, will add a different dynamic to this game, with all of us wondering who will take the victory.
The Kansas City Chiefs will be travelling on the road to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars for Week 5’s AFC clash at EverBank Stadium. The MNF contest will kick-off at 8:15 p.m. ET, on Monday, October 6, 2025. The Chiefs are 2-2 this season and will try to get their third-straight victory against a stout defense of the Jaguars who are 3-1.
You can watch the Chiefs vs Jaguars game live on ABC, ESPN and ESPN 2 on Monday Night. Fans can also stream the match on ESPN’s new direct-to-consumer streaming platform, ESPN unlimited or ESPN Select, which is a rebrand of ESPN+ service.
Primetime football kicks off at 7:15pm CT!
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) October 6, 2025
The Kansas City Chiefs have won eight-straight matches against Jacksonville Jaguars, holding the edge as off recent matchups. And in the last five head-to-head matchups, the Chiefs have scored 141 points against Jacksonville, while allowing only 86 points to the Jags.
Did somebody say, "Standing Room Only"?
— Jacksonville Jaguars (@Jaguars) October 2, 2025
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