In NFL history, when somebody mentions triplets, they are most likely talking about the QB/RB/WR trio of Dallas' Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, and Michael Irvin.
Most fans and media are liking the Houston Texans to repeat in the AFC South. If not, the Indianapolis Colts get the nod. But with a new head man in Liam Coen, a healthy Trevor Lawrence, and an emerging superstar in Brian Thomas Jr., the Jaguars deserve a look.
Trevor Lawrence is looking for a rebound year in 2025. Some pundits have him among the early finalists for NFL Comeback Player of the Year as well. For that award to be displayed prominently on a mantle in Duval, No.
There is a good argument to make the Jacksonville Jaguars have the best special teams trio in the entire NFL with punter Logan Cooke, kicker Cam Little and long snapper Ross Matiscik.
More trouble is in store for the ex- Jacksonville Jaguars employee who pled guilty to stealing $22 million through a virtual credit card system the team used for expenses.
The Jacksonville Jaguars were not shy about adding new faces to their roster this offseason. The Jaguars essentially blew up several position groups once
The Jacksonville Jaguars had one of the busiest offseasons in the entire NFL and, frankly, in team history. After the departures of former head coach Doug Pederson and general manager Trent Baalke, the Jaguars wiped the slate clean when it came to their football leadership.
In the 249 years of the United States, American citizens have known hundreds of rivalries. For every Alexander Hamilton vs. Aaron Burr, Coke vs. Pepsi, and Apple vs.
Retools, rebuilds, and total tear downs: they are all different ways NFL franchises construct their roster following down years or a stretch of years where the ultimate goal of success at the highest of levels was not achieved.
When someone is watching football on their screen, they can see when a player is truly great or special at the game. It is easy to spot with wide receivers, especially if they have phenomenal rookie seasons.
The spectacular renovations planned for EverBank Stadium are expected to cost $1.4 billion, with the City of Jacksonville contributing $775 million and the Jaguars paying $625 million.
The Jacksonville Jaguars entered the 2025 offseason with a measured approach. They opted for stability over splashy free agency. Their activity was subdued, largely focused on replacing departed players with mid-level veterans.
Travis Kelce said last week that he expects NFL offenses to test Travis Hunter’s cardio early and often. And while the Jaguars have a firm plan to prepare Hunter physically and mentally in the days leading up to gameday, one factor is working against them.
It's been well chronicled how the Jacksonville Jaguars haven't had the best go vs. the franchises of the National Football Conference. Going into their 31st season of league play, their record against those 16 squads is a paltry 44-83.
The Jaguars' new administration is making a concerted effort to elevate the franchise into a higher dimension in the conference and the league as a whole.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are heading into what seems to be a "make or break" season. With a new coaching staff and high draft pick rookies like the phenomenal Travis Hunter, the expectations just keep rising and rising.
Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter has been one of the most talked about players in the entire league this offseason. From debates on where he would get drafted to everyone having an opinion on what position he should focus on primarily at the pro level. A new reason to discuss the two-way phenomenon has emerged.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have inquiring minds wondering the future usage of Travis Hunter. Will new head coach Liam Coen put a cap on Hunter’s snaps and place him in one area?
Jacksonville Jaguars star Travis Hunter is already a Heisman Trophy winner. Could an Olympic gold medal be in his future next? It will be a few more years until we see if that is any kind of reality, but the NFL's entrance into the world of flag football has at least made it a realistic possibility.
The Jacksonville Jaguars unquestionably landed the top wide receiver of the 2024 NFL Draft class with Brian Thomas Jr. But who would they take if there were a redo where Thomas goes in the appropriate range for his talent level?
Jaguars RB Travis Etienne said that new HC Liam Coen has prioritized getting him out in space during the team’s minicamp. “He’s been getting me a lot in space,” Etienne said, via Michael DiRocco of ESPN. “I love me one-on-one with anybody and just being able to make that first man miss and being able to get the extra yards.
The noise is louder than ever around Travis Etienne Jr.—but if you ask the former Clemson legend, he’s never been more locked in. Just one year removed from back-to-back 1,000-yard NFL seasons, Etienne’s production dipped sharply in 2024 as the Jaguars’ run game unraveled behind one of the league’s worst offensive lines.
Dyami Brown was unable to make an impact during most of his four-year Commanders tenure. The closing stages of the 2024 campaign and the team’s surprise playoff run demonstrated a potential to handle starting receiver duties, however.