The Indianapolis Colts narrowly defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars 2-0 in a defensive battle that showcased the grit of both teams in Week 8 of the 2026 season. With playoff hopes on the line, every point mattered, and the Colts emerged victorious in a game that will be remembered for its rarity of scoring. Trevor Lawrence led the Jaguars' offense, throwing for 210 yards and tossing two touchdowns, though the lack of scoring ultimately haunted the team. Quinshon Judkins contributed on the ground for the Colts with 44 rushing yards, while Tory Horton was the standout receiver for Jacksonville, racking up 69 receiving yards. Despite the offensive efforts, neither team could find the end zone, making the Colts' two points the difference. Defensively, the Colts controlled the game with a strong performance, highlighted by Dru Phillips' four total tackles and Andrew Van Ginkel's impactful sack. The game’s turning point came early when the Colts managed to score their two points through an unusual safety, setting the tone for a defensive stalemate that the Jaguars could never overcome. Both defenses played at an elite level, but it was Indianapolis that ultimately held off Jacksonville for the win.