There is more meaning in this one. Not only did the Jaguars notch their first win of the season, but they also now have a win in hand against the defending AFC South champs and a winnable game at home next week against the Texans.

They'll also have a much easier week mentally. They won't have to hear about how few teams make the playoffs after starting 0-3. Those stats don't matter to the Jaguars, who are now 1-2.

One other big thing that comes out of this game: the Jaguars were reinforced about what they can accomplish when they are stubborn with the run game. Fred Taylor ran for 121 yards and Maurice Jones-Drew ran for 107. As a team, the Jaguars totaled 403 total yards, 236 on the ground.

That's the kind of team the Jaguars need to be--the kind of team they were in the second half of last year. Run first, then convert on third down.

That's a great starting point for the Jaguars game plans in the near future. And that future starts Sunday at home against the Houston Texans.