The Jacksonville Jaguars are off to their best start since 2018 following their 26-21 victory against the San Francisco 49ers, as their hot beginning to the season continues.
Coming into the 2025 season, there weren't many who would have predicted the San Francisco 49ers would still be searching for a groove in their running game with four games in the books.
Arik Armstead makes his return to Levi's Stadium for the first time since the San Francisco 49ers cut him in the 2024 offseason. The 49ers released him after he rejected a pay cut.
How many of the NFL's yearly leaders in passer rating in the Super Bowl era (since 1966) can you name in seven minutes?
As the Jacksonville Jaguars begin further preparations for their opening weekend matchup against the Carolina Panthers, their defense will be under a microscope this season as it looks to rebound from a bottom-five performance last year.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
Jaguars DL Arik Armstead doesn’t have a timetable to return, according to Jaguars HC Liam Coen. “He’s a veteran who, ultimately, he’ll probably know how to get himself ready to go, I would hope,” Coen said, via ESPN.
The 2025 season will see Arik Armstead return to his familiar defensive tackle spot after his trial phase along the edge with the Jaguars last year. It remains to be seen, however, if he will be on the field for Week 1.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have had plenty of questions about their defensive tackle room since the offseason began, and it seems like another major one is stacking up.
The Jacksonville Jaguars, in Year One of the Liam Coen Era, is looking to erase the mistakes of the past few seasons. There are new faces that theNew General Manager James Gladstone has brought in to Duval to do that, such as WR/CB Travis Hunter, CB Jourdan Lewis, S Eric Murray, and more players donning the teal and black for the first time.
Brock Purdy continues to face labels like “game manager” and “system quarterback,” with many fans and analysts crediting his success to Kyle Shanahan’s scheme.
Jaguars DL Arik Armstead is set to move back to an inside role under new DC Anthony Campanile. He feels that’s where he’s at his best and most comfortable. “I think that’s where I’m best,” Armstead said, via John Oehser of the team’s site.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
Jacksonville Jaguars defensive lineman Arik Armstead knows what success looks like, perhaps more than any other player on the roster. Armstead played in multiple Super Bowls as a core piece for the San Francisco 49ers, and he did so only after going through the growing pains of the 49ers' own rebuild and regime changes.
Jacksonville Jaguars ' defensive lineman Arik Armstead has played for a host of head coaches in his career -- including three different ones (Jim Tomsula, Chip Kelly, Kyle Shanahan) in his first three years in the NFL.
The Jacksonville Jaguars drafted Travis Hunter as the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. The rookie star is likely to play a dual role at the cornerback
The Jacksonville Jaguars aim to bounce back from a disappointing 4-13 season in the 2025 NFL season. The franchise drafted Travis Hunter as the No. 2 overall pick in this year's NFL Draft.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have placed new DL Arik Armstead on the PUP, but that doesn't necessarily mean that we won't see him in training camp.
Armstead should greatly improve the Jaguars' pass rush, but he has high expectations for his new teammate.
Needing to clear cap space and with a considerable amount of resources invested in their defensive front already, the 49ers elected to release defensive tackle Arik Armstead.
Defensive lineman Arik Armstead, a first-round pick by the 49ers in the 2015 NFL Draft, became one of the top free agents on the open market when he was released by San Francisco last month after declining to take a pay cut.
The San Francisco 49ers have had to make some difficult contract decisions this offseason, and they are leaving at least one former player feeling a bit disrespected.
Jacksonville Jaguars defensive lineman Arik Armstead is not exactly happy with the way the San Francisco 49ers handled his departure. Earlier this offseason, the 49ers asked Armstead to take a pay cut, and he declined.
Arik Armstead was the longest-tenured member of the San Francisco 49ers, joining the team as a first-round draft pick two years before head coach Kyle Shanahan's tenure began.
A first-round draft pick in 2015, Armstead had been with San Francisco for his entire NFL career. He led the team in sacks during the 2019 season with 10.0 sacks of them and was a crucial cog on the defensive line, eventually becoming a 49ers team captain.
The San Francisco 49ers executed a trade Wednesday that will fill in the hole on the defensive line Arik Armstead used to occupy. The 49ers are set to release Armstead this offseason after the former first-round pick chose not to take a pay decrease.
Releasing Arik Armstead was the right move for the 49ers, but now they have to replace him, and doing so won't be easy. Armstead is too old, too injury prone and too expensive for the 49ers to justify keeping him -- they really had no choice but to ask him to take a pay cut.
A year after assembling a high-priced defensive line via the Javon Hargrave contract and Nick Bosa extension, the 49ers are removing their longest-tenured player from this equation.
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