Houston's schedule is not tough, but after the Seattle, they do still have Pittsburgh (5-2) and the LA Rams (5-2).  While inconsistent, the Titans are also 4-3.  That doesn't even include Jacksonville at 4-3.

The Jaguars schedule is easier.  Consider the following for the Jaguars remaining 9 games:

• 5 Games are against teams with losing records, including two teams that are 0-7 plus a team that Jacksonville has already beaten 27-0.
  
• 2 Games are against .500 teams.  However this includes a team who just lost their starting quarterback and a team that the Jaguars have already beaten 29-7.
  
• Only 2 games against teams with winning records.  Yeah, Tennessee (4-3) beat us, but they have been extremely inconsistent.  They had to go to overtime to beat 0-7 Cleveland last week.  On paper, Seattle is probably the toughest game (4-2), but I would note 2 of their wins are against teams that are a combined 1-13.  
  

It's a favorable schedule.  If they don't shoot themselves in the foot, the Jaguars could potentially have a very good record.

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