The last time the Jacksonville Jaguars made a trade up on Day 1 of the draft, they selected Devin Lloyd in 2022. Should they make another bold move this April to rival that one?
The Jacksonville Jaguars finished this past season in the bottom 10 teams in the league in rushing toucdowns allowed. Jacksonville's defense allowed the eighth-most rushing yards of any team in the National Football League, as their run defense was a clear deficiency this past season.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have had a lot of moving parts this offseason. The Jaguars have been making plenty of moves over the last couple of weeks to boost their roster.
Under a new regime, players on the current Jacksonville Jaguars roster will need to prove their worth to head coach Liam Coen and general manager James Gladstone.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have had a ton of top draft picks in the NFL Draft. With the NFL Draft looming around the corner, the Jaguars will be on the clock with the fifth overall pick.
While the Jacksonville Jaguars find themselves in an advantageous position at No. 5 overall, this does not mean there aren't still scenarios where the Jaguars could be taking a massive risk to kick off the 2025 NFL Draft.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have had an interesting offseason. Had a few things gone a different way, it could have been even more interesting. Earlier this week, ESPN's Adam Schefter revealed the Jaguars inquired about free agent wide receiver Stefon Diggs, who went to the New England Patriots on a three-year deal.
It is no secret how badly the Jacksonville Jaguars needed to add difference-makers in the trenches entering this offseason. Whether on the offensive or
The Jacksonville Jaguars made it a priority this offseason to overhaul the offensive line, and one former member of the unit is still looking for a new team.
Between injuries, questionable coaching decisions, and subpar performances, the Jacksonville Jaguars had many things go wrong this past season. Jacksonville entered last season under the belief they had arguably the best roster in franchise history, before finishing the season 4-13.
After consecutive subpar seasons in which they lost significantly more than they won, the Jaguars fired Trent Baalke and Doug Pederson. To improve results, they hired James Gladstone and Liam Coen as the team's general manager and head coach, respectively.
The Jacksonville Jaguars seemingly have endless options when it comes to the 2025 NFL Draft. Not only do the Jaguars have immense flexibility when it comes to the No.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have undergone a ton of changes since the beginning of their offseason. With several new faces excited to start their journey in Jacksonville, from both players and coaches, the franchise still has a ton of work to do once the season begins.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have a few big decisions ahead of them. After a busy free agency period that saw the Jaguars add 10 new players and ship off some former cornerstones, there is the No.
The Jacksonville Jaguars didn't have a star-studded internal free agency class in 2025, but that could all change quickly in just another year. Jacksonville has some heavy hitters on their list of free agents for 2026, which may give us an idea of which players the Jaguars will attempt to make a priority first.
Anthony Campanile’s early resume reads like a list of stops along a New Jersey map. Fair Lawn, Don Bosco, Rutgers. Now, he wants that street-fight toughness reflected in his Jacksonville defense.
According to NFL.com, the Jacksonville Jaguars need to address a few different positions in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Jaguars have needs at defensive line, cornerback, safety, offensive line, and wide receiver and the latest Matt Miller mock draft from ESPN+ sees the team fix their biggest issues.
We are less than one month away from the 2025 NFL Draft. The Jacksonville Jaguars have been fairly active during free agency, with cornerback Jourdan Lewis, offensive guard Patrick Mekari, and safety Eric Murray as their prize signings. The Jaguars still have a need for some upgrades defensively, as well as some playmakers on offense.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are facing one of the most critical offseasons of any team in the National Football League. After the changes they made this offseason, they also face one of the most essential offseasons in franchise history.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have one of the most flawed rosters in the National Football League. However, they have gotten to work to try to rebuild the roster with one major signing and several less notable ones.
Running back seems like a position both James Gladstone and Liam Coen want to address in the upcoming draft for different reasons. While Travis Etienne
The Jacksonville Jaguars have made another move along the offensive line. The Jaguars announced Friday they have waived backup offensive lineman Dieter Eiselen, who was signed to the practice squad last December.
The Jacksonville Jaguars announced they waived OL Dieter Eiselen on Friday. Eiselen, 28, originally signed on with the Bears as an undrafted free agent out of Yale back in 2020.
With the possibility of two quarterbacks going in the first four picks of this April's NFL Draft, there is going to be what many consider to be a generational talent on the board when the Jacksonville Jaguars pick at fifth overall.
Although Liam Coen and Co. seem committed to Trevor Lawrence this spring, history shows that such situations often change quickly in the NFL.
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