Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle Arik Armstead can at last label himself as exactly that: a defensive tackle. After signing with the Jaguars last offseason, Armstead and the Jaguars went through the curious exercise of playing the career interior defensive lineman at defensive end.
For Jacksonville Jaguars defensive lineman Arik Armstead , 2025 should be a season back to form. The Jaguars' veteran defensive tackle and Walter Payton Man of the Year Award winner signed to the Jaguars last offseason and was expected to be the missing piece to the Jaguars' long search for an interior pass-rusher.
The Jacksonville Jaguars' coaching staff and front office have not been shy about their high expectations for third-year tight end Brenton Strange. Now, it appears the hype has also shifted to the Jaguars' locker room.
How many of the active NFL players who have rushed for 1,000 or more yards in a season can you name in five minutes?
The Jacksonville Jaguars went through tremendous change this offseason. A brand new front office is in charge behind the scenes, and a new coaching staff has the reins on the field. This led to some significant roster changes as well, one of which has a young player on the roster set to be a full-time starter for the first time.
Arik Armstead didn’t want to make a mistake. The reigning Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year thought he had at least 45 minutes before announcing the Jaguars’ first-round selection, so he prepared as he would for a game.
Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Arik Armstead is fired up about the franchise’s bold move to trade up and select Travis Hunter with the No. 2 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Arik Armstead is giving an inside look into what happened leading up to the team’s first draft selection. The Jaguars made the first big splash of the 2025 NFL Draft, when they traded up from fifth overall to no.
Jacksonville Jaguars defensive lineman Arik Armstead will be busy on draft night. With all Jaguars' supporters watching, Armstead will be right there in Green Bay for the 2025 NFL Draft to help announce the Jaguars' first selection.
The Jacksonville Jaguars made a couple of big signings last offseason, landing wide receiver Gabe Davis and defensive lineman Arik Armstead on lucrative deals.
The Jacksonville Jaguars went out to make several additions to their squad last season. While hopes were high surrounding the the outlook of the 2024 season, the reality set it fairly quickly.
Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen's first task in Jacksonville is to win over the locker room. So far, it appears he is making steady progress.
A year ago, Arik Armstead was the biggest free agent addition the Jacksonville Jaguars had made in two years. A move many hopes would get the team over the hump.
According to the Associated Press, this year’s contest for the NFL Honors most prestigious award witnessed the closes vote count in recent history. Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen received four more votes than two-time league MVP Lamar Jackson, despite the later leading his team to the very brink of a second-straight division championship.
The Walter Payton Man of the Year award is coming back to Jacksonville. Jaguars defensive lineman Arik Armstead took home the massive honor on Thursday night, becoming the second player in franchise history to win the award after Calais Campbell won in 2019.
One Jacksonville Jaguars player received one of the best honors any player can receive. Jaguars star defensive end Arik Armstead won the honor of being the 2024 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year.
Arik Armstead’s first NFL season with the Jacksonville Jaguars did not go as planned. After spending nine seasons with the San Francisco 49ers, the 31-year-old defensive lineman faced a transition that brought a new role and challenges.
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.
He is the 49ers’ longest-tenured starter, beating out George Kittle by two years. Injuries have nagged him at points, but the veteran remains a productive player for San Francisco.
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