Perhaps of interest to the Jacksonville Jaguars, the NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah released version 2.0 of his top 50 prospects big board for the 2025 NFL draft and included were only two safeties. The safety position–and the secondary as a whole–is a major need for the Jaguars this offseason. Collectively in 2024, the Jaguars’ pass defense ranked 24th in completion rate and were bottom three in passer rating, interceptions, and yards per pass attempt–giving up way too many big plays. In fact, the Jaguars’ defense allowed 22 plays of at least 30 yards and eight receptions of 50 or more yards ..read more

At the 2025 NFL combine on Tuesday, Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen was asked about offensive coordinator Grant Udinski and what stood out about him in the hiring process. “Grant’s a guy that I’ve followed now for the last few years,” said Coen. “Obviously being very close with Kevin (O’Connell) and that process, understanding that it’s a similar process, the way that we do things, the way that we want to operate, the things that we’re looking for throughout the work week, and getting ahead of those things.” There’s a very similar mindset and coaching philosophy between Coen and Udin ..read more

Naturally, Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars’ offense is going to garner a lot of attention, but the defense is expected to look quite different as well. At the NFL combine on Tuesday, new general manager James Gladstone highlighted what we can expect from the Jaguars’ defense moving forward. “We’ll be an urgent and explosive bunch on defense,” said Gladstone. “It’ll certainly be a shift from what our fans probably saw last year.” Leading the Jacksonville defense is new defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile. Having coached under Jeff Hafley, Vic Fangio, and Brain Flores, Campanile ..read more

As the Jacksonville Jaguars now turn their focus to roster construction, quarterback Trevor Lawrence will have some input when it comes to who the team may acquire on the offensive side of the football. “Absolutely,” said Liam Coen at the NFL combine when asked if Lawrence would have some say. “We want to have Trevor’s input. He is our guy. He is the franchise. As much as we can involve him in the process without maybe putting too much on his plate.” As Coen described during his introductory press conference last month, he plans to build the Jaguars’ offense around Lawrence and his strengths ..read more

Jacksonville Jaguars general manager James Gladstone spoke with the media at the NFL Combine and provided some insight into what positions the team may prioritize this offseason. The first two position groups mentioned by Gladstone were the offensive and defensive lines. This doesn’t come as a surprise either, with head coach Liam Coen echoing similar sentiments since joining the organization. “Where it stands right now, we’ll prioritize positions really across the front both offensively and defensively and those that put points on the board,” said Gladstone. “That’s where my mind goes. Beyond ..read more

New Jacksonville Jaguars’ general manager James Gladstone met with the media at the NFL combine on Tuesday. In case you missed it, here are the highlights from the conversation: – At this stage of the process, Gladstone says when meeting with prospects, they go over film and terminology within the offense. – “This is a great opportunity,” said Gladstone about the combine for the Jaguars’ coaching staff and scouts to have discussions about the current roster, free agency, and the draft. – “He’s an elite communicator,” said Gladstone about Liam Coen. Adding the marriage between the run and the p ..read more

New Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen spoke to the media on Tuesday at the 2025 NFL Combine. In case you missed any of the conversation, you can find the highlights below: – The NFL combine has been a great opportunity for the Jaguars’ staff “to get into the weeds” with each other. Coen adds that they’ve taken their whole process and moved it to Indianapolis this week, including free agency scouting meetings among the coaching staff and personnel department. – “We’ve gotta have patience with these guys,” says Coen about evaluating quarterback prospects in the NFL draft. He notes that t ..read more

The Jacksonville Jaguars address the defensive front in Mel Kiper’s latest 2025 NFL mock draft over at ESPN. This is version 2.0 of Kiper’s draft projections, and just like he did last month, Kiper again has the Jaguars taking Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham. This, of course, is a popular selection for the Jaguars, but one that makes all the sense in the world. Graham is a force inside, tallying 34 pressures and five sacks in 2024, along with being one of PFF’s most productive run defenders, ranking first in grade and second in run-stop rate. A player of Graham’s caliber not only has th ..read more

A potential No. 1 pick and the top pass rusher in the 2025 NFL draft class fell to the Jacksonville Jaguars in a recent mock draft from CBS Sports. Recently, on the ‘With the First Pick’ podcast, a year-round draft podcast over at CBS Sports, draft analysts Ryan Wilson and Mike Renner alternated picks and put together a first-round mock draft. And somehow, Penn State’s Abdul Carter fell to the Jaguars at pick No. 5. Below is how the first four picks ahead of Jacksonville played out, pushing Carter down several spots: Jets (trade with Titans): QB Cam Ward Cleveland: IDL Mason Graham Giants: CB ..read more

Selecting Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan may not be in play for the Jacksonville Jaguars at pick No. 5 overall. McMillan certainly hasn’t been the most popular selection for the Jaguars in mock drafts, with most having him being taken a bit later than fifth overall. However, we’ve seen some mocks and speculation here and there about the Jaguars selecting the Arizona wide receiver to pair with Brian Thomas Jr. In part due to injuries to Christian Kirk, Gabe Davis, and Evan Engram, the discrepancy in receiving yards between Thomas and the Jaguars’ second leading receiver was the largest ..read more