JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- When the Jacksonville Jaguars line up on offense against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, they will have a key edge few other teams have against new Bengals defensive coordinator Al Golden.
The Jacksonville Jaguars will go into their 2025 Training Camp next Week at the Miller Electric Center without the drama of having an unsigned draft pick.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
The Jacksonville Jaguars announced they have signed fourth-round LB Jack Kiser to a rookie contract. Jacksonville has officially signed all of its 2025 draft picks. Kiser, 24, was a four-star recruit and the No.
For Jacksonville Jaguars linebackers coach Tem Lukabu, the team's new-look unit should be the perfect mix. On one hand, Lukabu has several experienced veterans in the room like Foyesade Oluokun, Devil Lloyd, Chad Muma, and Ventrell Miller.
When Jacksonville Jaguars general manager James Gladstone concluded the 2025 team draft class, it signaled a new era for the franchise. The team made a
Not Curly Lambeau, George Gipp, Rocket Ismail, Tim Brown or Joe Montana. No one played more games in a Notre Dame golden helmet than new Jaguars linebacker Jack Kiser.
Not many linebacking units can lose a veteran like Jack Kiser from a leadership and production standpoint and be in as good of a spot as Notre Dame's linebacking corps.
The Jacksonville Jaguars made another key investment into their defense early on Day 3 of the 2025 NFL Draft, selecting Notre Dame linebacker Jack Kiser.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Jacksonville Jaguars rounded out a productive NFL Draft with a productive third day. Specifically, the Jaguars added a quality piece in linebacker Jack Kiser of Notre Dame.
It doesn't matter what decade it is, the Fighting Irish have always had multiple players who went out with a bang and into the NFL with a huge upside. Another Notre Dame star is going into the league with the upside to make a whole ton of noise - Jack Kiser got the call on Saturday.
The Jacksonville Jaguars said all offseason they were looking for intangibly rich players. It looks like they found exactly that in Notre Dame linebacker Jack Kiser , who they selected at No.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have made their next pick. With the No. 107 pick in the fourth round, the Jaguars selected Notre Dame linebacker Jack Kiser. Kiser will now join a linebacker room that has Foyesade Oluokun, Devin Lloyd, Ventrell Miller, and Chad Muma.
Former Notre Dame linebacker Jack Kiser has a new home as the Jacksonville Jaguars selected him in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Kiser was taken with the No.
The Denver Broncos could still be on the hunt for linebacker help. Dre Greenlaw's arrival was a massive boon to the defense, but Drew Sanders is still yet to prove he fully belongs in the NFL.
Height: 6015 (verified) Weight: 231lbs (verified) Year: Sixth-Year Senior Pro Comparison: Jack Sanborn Notre Dame Fighting Irish linebacker Jack Kiser is an undersized but instinctive prospect.
Just months after competing in the College Football Playoff National Championship, Notre Dame linebacker Jack Kiser is entering the 2025 NFL Draft. Kiser, a former team captain for the Fighting Irish, has all of the intangibles that an NFL coach could hope for.
Former Notre Dame linebacker Jack Kiser had glowing things to say about new Bengals defensive coordinator Al Golden at the 2025 NFL Combine. Kiser played under Golden for the past few seasons and the veteran linebacker was with the program for this entire decade.
Nobody in the long, storied history of Notre Dame football wore the blue and gold for more games than linebacker Jack Kiser did in his six seasons. Because of that, Notre Dame fans don't need to be told that the young man was disciplined and skilled linebacker that was constantly around the ball.
Jack Kiser's football story is one that any small-town kid could dream of. Out of tiny Pioneer Junior-Senior High School in Royal Center, Ind., Kiser dominated the field, leading his team as a two-way player to consecutive Class A state titles en route to being named Indiana Mr.
Last night's national title game loss to Ohio State was a bitter pill to swallow for Notre Dame captain Jack Kiser. In six seasons with the Fighting Irish, Kiser has played in 69 games and recorded 275 tackles plus four interceptions, seven passes defended, 6.0 sacks and two pick sixes.
Notre Dame fell to Ohio State in Monday night's national championship game, 34-23. The game was the final in the college career of Notre Dame linebacker Jack Kiser, who played more games in blue and gold than any other player in program history.
Notre Dame linebacker Jack Kiser has left quite an impact on the Irish program in his six years in South Bend. Outside of being a nice producer on the defensive side of the football, Kiser has been even more impressive off of the field.
In honor of Notre Dame linebacker Jack Kiser being named to the AllState AFCA Good Works team, he was nice enough to join A to Z Sports to talk about that honor.
Jack Kiser will be back at Notre Dame for one more season. The veteran linebacker announced on Wednesday that he plans to return to Notre Dame for his sixth and final season of college eligibility.