The Jacksonville Jaguars have made a long list of changes this offseason, as they look to move past the past few disappointing seasons. While plenty of changes and decisions have been made, the Jaguars still have plenty more.
When Jacksonville released Gabe Davis two weeks ago, his unique jersey number became a free agent – but not for long. Linebacker Devin Lloyd quickly claimed the vacant No.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are looking to recapture some of their 2022 magic this season under first-year head coach Liam Coen and general manager James Gladstone.
On the last day for franchises to exercise fifth-year options on their first-round draftees from the 2022 NFL Draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars decided to pass on exercising one on linebacker Devin Lloyd.
Franchise tags and fifth-year options are like annoying relatives who sometimes ruin Thanksgiving dinner. They can produce some awkward conversations, similar to the one the Jaguars likely had with starting linebacker Devin Lloyd.
It’s decision time for NFL teams with regard to players drafted in the first round of the 2022 draft. Thursday marks the deadline for teams to exercise fifth-year options on rookie contracts of those first-rounders.
With all that has happened this offseason for the Jacksonville Jaguars, the new front office for the franchise has even more decisions to make before the start of the 2025 NFL campaign.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have officially declined the fifth-year option on linebacker Devin Lloyd, their 2022 first-round pick. This is a pivotal moment in the young defender's career, raising questions about his future in Duval. Lloyd entered the league out of Utah with high expectations.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are declining the fifth-year option for linebacker Devin Lloyd, ESPN reported Wednesday. Lloyd, 26, would have been due a guaranteed $14.571 million in 2026 had the Jaguars picked up his option.
The Jaguars will continue the string of teams declining fifth-year options on off-ball linebackers. As the NFL’s option formula still groups all linebackers together, Devin Lloyd will become the latest ILB to see his not exercised.
Jaguars LB Devin Lloyd, who is a former first-round pick, is entering the final year of his rookie contract. When talking to reporters, HC Liam Coen said
Jacksonville will have a new player in the No. 0 jersey this season. The Jaguars announced a slew of new jersey numbers today, including wide receiver Gabe Davis, who wore No.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have a few big decisions ahead of them. After a busy free agency period that saw the Jaguars add 10 new players and ship off some former cornerstones, there is the No.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are entering an offseason of change after firing former head coach Doug Pederson shortly after the regular season ended. Much of the blame for the previous two seasons fell on Pederson's shoulders, but the Jaguars undoubtedly needed more production from many of their players.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have had its ups and downs this season, and one area that has been primarily talked on the negative side is the defense. Going into Week 18, the Jaguars rank 31st in net yards allowed per game.
The Jaguars collapsed at the end of the 2023 season, losing five of their last six games and missing the playoffs. However, third-year linebacker Devin Lloyd is confident it won't happen again.
Devin Lloyd has already made an impact with the Jacksonville Jaguars. The first round pick of the 2022 NFL Draft has rapidly become a cornerstone of the team's defense.
Utah Utes linebacker Devin Lloyd is heading to the NFL and offensive coordinators across the League are losing sleep at the thought of game planning for