Change has risen for the Jacksonville Jaguars as they look to go from a bottom-of-the-league defense to an above-average unit in 2025 under new defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile.
Jacksonville Jaguars training camp is only a few weeks away and the excitement is already brewing midway through the summer. Training camp signals one stage closer to the start of football season across the NFL.
With faith and hope happening in the offseason for the fanbase and the football offices in Northern Florida, all eyes are on James Gladstone, Liam Coen, Trevor Lawrence and essentially anybody and everybody sporting the teal and black.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have an extensive 2025 offseason plan, complete with phases, as the franchise strives to make strides in the first season of the Liam Coen and James Gladstone era.
Back in 1962, a minority owner for the 0-13 Oakland Raiders, Bill Winkenbach, first created the concept of fantasy football to generate any kind of interest in watching his team.
Some have labeled 2025 as a pivotal season for Travis Etienne in Northern Florida in his final season under contract in Jacksonville. Currently playing on the fifth-year option of his rookie contract for the franchise that drafted him 25th overall in 2021, the 26-year-old's future may be in flux with his orignal team.
During his typical day, United States Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth meets a lot of interesting people, in a lot of interesting meetings. But before Thursday, Hegseth had never thrown a football on the steps of the Pentagon.
It’s hard to shake the optimism coming out of Jacksonville right now, with the team seemingly almost in a permanent state of excitement since their blockbuster trade to land Travis Hunter on draft night.
Jacksonville has been implementing a new defense after the hires of HC Liam Coen and DC Anthony Campanile. Coen shouted out LB Foye Oluokun for leading the vocal learning process in the early phases of installation. “The pro’s pro,” Coen said, via the team’s YouTube.
There's plenty of excitement in Jacksonville these days about WR/DB Travis Hunter and the organization's plan to play him both on offense and defense possibly full time.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are facing a critical season in 2025, After last season's 4-13 debacle, new head coach Liam Coen is tasked with quickly changing the Jaguars fortunes in 2025 and beyond.
Jacksonville Jaguars chief football strategy officer and co-owner Tony Khan knows what elite versaility. After all, Khan had a front-row seat watching Charles Woodson in his early days.
With an all-time record of 202-282, plus an 8-8 record in the postseason, the Jaguars aren't considered a successful franchise, but they have indeed experienced seasons to remember.
Change has been brewing for the Jacksonville Jaguars has the team looks to rebound in a big way under head coach Liam Coen. The Jaguars will likely have a new approach to their offensive system in 2025 as Coen implements one of the most unique and creative run games in the NFL to Jacksonville's offensive personnel.
Change is anew for the Jacksonville Jaguars has they head into a new era under head coach Liam Coen this season. The Jaguars offense will be the key unit for the upcoming season as Coen, the likely play-caller of the offense, will look to take his No.
Shad Khan purchased the majority stake in the Jacksonville Jaguars in December of 2011. Right after the sale was finalized his son, Tony Khan, was named Senior Vice President of Football and Analytics.
WIth Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence and DL Josh Hines-Allen on a trajectory to sit atop the franchise's best in history for achievements in key statistical categories, there are others who could see their names move up on the career ledger as well.
In the history of college football, there have been amazing contributions by freshmen, but some of them over the years have had time to learn as a redshirted player.
Liam Coen has a lot to do as the new head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars. A non-negotiable, though, is finally getting the most out of QB Trevor Lawrence, says ESPN’s Damien Woody.
Jaguars fourth-year cornerback Montaric Brown has steadily moved up the depth chart since he was drafted in the seventh round in 2022. He was only active for eight games as a rookie with one start before carving out a part-time role in 2023 with 12 games played and six starts.