It’s been a while since a recent Jacksonville Jaguars player has broken any franchise records.

Jaguars’ fans should have high hopes for the team’s special teams unit this season.

Jaguars fans will have to be patient with Ransaw but the reward might just be worth all the risk.

The work the NFL has put into creating a safer environment for the sport is paying off.

The AFC South has been plagued by poor offensive lines. The Jaguars’ moves this offseason prove they mean to rectify that issue.

The Jaguars have been without a true third pass-rusher since 2022.

If James Gladstone’s first offseason as GM is any indication of what sort of front office the Jaguars will be going forward, it’s a team that prioritizes intangibles and flexibility.

Lookout for Bhayshul Tuten to make an instant impact in 2025

The Jaguars traded a lot of draft capital for the opportunity to draft Hunter, however, a prospect of Hunter’s caliber is a rare occurrence.

There has been extensive talk regarding the Jacksonville Jaguars and the fifth overall selection, however, the Jaguars’ draft capital goes far beyond just that Top-5 pick.

Now that free agency has more or less come to a close and the NFL Draft nears, it’s time to analyze and review which holes teams filled in free agency and which holes still remain.

It was almost exactly one year ago that the Jacksonville Jaguars handed Josh Hines-Allen, what was at the time, the largest contract in franchise history.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are slotted fifth in the pecking order in this year’s NFL Draft, and it’s sort of an awkward spot for them.

While the trenches have been of much discussion as of late, particularly when it comes to the utilization of the fifth overall selection, Tetairoa McMillan makes his case for why Jacksonville should use it on a receiver.

To say Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence has been inconsistent throughout his career would be an understatement.