JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — For Kansas City, it’s just another prime-time game. For Jacksonville, it’s a chance for a statement game.

Although the Jaguars (3-1) have lost eight in a row in the series — their most recent victory came in 2009 — they are approaching their "Monday Night Football" matchup against the three-time defending AFC champion Chiefs (2-2) with a “who cares about the past” mentality.

New team. New year. New outlook.

“It’s not about the Kansas City Chiefs. It’s not about Patrick Mahomes. It’s about us,” Jaguars defensive end Josh Hines-Allen said. “If we come out there and we execute what we do, we can play with anybody in the National Football League. …

“Obviously, when they’re really good, they’re really good. But when you can affect them, you can affect them, and it shows

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