Trevor Lawrence is a game-time decision when the Jacksonville Jaguars face the New Orleans Saints on Thursday, Oct. 17. The game will be live streamed on Amazon Prime Video (30-day free trial).

The Jacksonville Jaguars have looked like one of the hottest teams in the NFL during the past three weeks.

But that was with a healthy franchise quarterback.

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Now Lawrence aims to play through a sprained left knee as the Jaguars (4-2) visit the New Orleans Saints (3-3).

Lawrence’s injury occurred in the final minutes of a 37-20 victory over Indianapolis on Sunday, leaving him little more than three full days to recover before Jacksonville’s offense goes up against one of the top-performing defenses in the NFL.

The Saints rank fifth in the NFL in total defense and fifth against the pass. Their eight interceptions puts them in a six-way tie for second most in the NFL (a group that also includes the Jaguars).

Lawrence has completed 67% of his passes for 1,439 yards, with seven touchdowns and three interceptions this season. But he also has been sacked 16 times. If he doesn’t play in New Orleans, backup C.J. Beathard could make his first start in more than two seasons.

Last week, New Orleans’ defense held Houston to 20 points and fewer than 300 yards — only to see its offense stumble in a 20-13 loss.

The Saints’ offense — now led by four-time Pro Bowl QB Derek Carr — gained more than 400 yards in that game, but was held to one or fewer touchdowns for the fourth time this season.

When is Saints-Jaguars game?

The New Orleans Saints and Jacksonville Jaguars play at 7:15 p.m. (8:15 p.m. ET) on Thursday, Oct. 19.

Will it be live streamed?

The game will be live streamed on Amazon Prime Video, which offers a free trial. Prime Video is included with an Amazon Prime membership. You can also sign up for Prime Video as a standalone service for $14.99 monthly. Don’t have a Prime membership? Amazon offers a 30-day free trial.

What TV channel is game on?

The Jaguars-Saints will not be broadcast on traditional television.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.