How To Watch Chiefs-Jaguars Game: TV Channel, Date, Time, More for 2025 Monday Night Football

The Kansas City Chiefs are riding high on confidence as they prepare to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 5, entering as clear favorites. The Jaguars, meanwhile, have relied heavily on their running game and defense to reach a 3-1 start, as franchise quarterback Trevor Lawrence has struggled to find his rhythm this season.

With Patrick Mahomes leading the Chiefs’ high-powered offense, Jacksonville’s defense will face a formidable challenge, promising an exciting Monday Night Football showdown. Here’s everything you need to know to catch the action live on your screens.

Kansas Chiefs at Jacksonville Jaguars

Date: Monday, October 6, 2025

Time: 8:15 p.m. ET

Location: EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida

How to Watch

TV: ESPN, KMBC– Kansas City, Jaguars TV affiliate stations

Live Stream: ESPN+, and NFL+

Radio: Kansas City-96.5 The Fan (96.5 FM), Jacksonville-1010 XL & 92.5 FM, and 99.9 FM Gator Country

Betting Line

Spread: Chiefs -3.5

Total: O/U 45.5

Moneyline: Chiefs -199, Jaguars +166

Where Are the Two Teams Standing Going Into Week 5?

Due to a strong running game and an effective defense, the Jaguars have a 3-1 record to start the 2025 NFL season. They’re very lucky they have those things to fall back on, because Lawrence has not been very good to start the year and is ranked 27th in PFSN’s QB Impact metric.

His 67.7% completion rate in their win over the 49ers in Week 4 was respectable, but he’s still at an abysmal 58.3% percentage this season. He was one of seven QBs to have started four games and still have a negative EPA per dropback average, highlighting his inefficiency in key situations.

The Jaguars’ defense once again carried the team in Week 4. Facing an injury-depleted 49ers roster, Jacksonville controlled the majority of the game. Even though the 49ers tried to make it a game late, critical defensive stops, along with four turnovers, proved to be decisive in securing the victory.

Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs have rebounded impressively after dropping their first two games of the season.

For much of those early contests, it seemed like the dynasty may be over, as Mahomes and Co. didn’t look like themselves after the Super Bowl loss to the Eagles. However, starting in the second half against the Giants, the team seems to have found new life.

Since then, the Chiefs have dominated on both sides of the ball, including a convincing 37-20 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, a potential Super Bowl contender. Mahomes delivered a vintage performance, throwing for 270 yards and four touchdowns.

And with Xavier Worthy back and Rashee Rice’s return imminent, Kansas City is once again firmly in the Super Bowl conversation.