In a somewhat unsurprising move following two free agency additions and first-round NFL draft selection to bolster the position this offseason, Jacksonville released wide receiver Zay Jones on Tuesday, after two seasons together. His exit is the second of significance from Jacksonville’s receiver room this offseason, after fellow 2023 starter Calvin Ridley secured a massive payday from AFC South rival Tennessee, roughly an hour into free agency. Ridley was believed to be preparing to re-sign with the Jaguars, the team he logged 1,016 receiving yards with last year after more than a season out ..read more

The Jaguars will soon take the practice fields at the Miller Electric Center in Jacksonville, as the NFL announced on Wednesday when each team would hold its annual rookie minicamp, organized team activities and mandatory minicamp, beginning this month. Find Jacksonville’s voluntary practice schedule below. Dates for training camp, which normally begin in late July, have not yet been announced. Rookie Minicamp May 10-11 Notably, nine-season veteran wide receiver Jarvis Landry has reportedly been invited to participate in Jacksonville’s rookie minicamp. OTA Offseason Workouts May 20-21 May 2 ..read more

Tony Khan loves his job(s). Most people would take some time off after suffering an injury that forced them into a neck brace, but not him. The President of All Elite Wrestling and Chief Football Strategy Officer for the Jaguars, Khan, son of Jags’ owner Shad Khan, has made what appears to be a remarkable recovery since he was victimized by a “spike piledriver” performed by previously suspended AEW wrestler Jack Perry on April 24. WHAT THE HELL IS GOING HERE?! Watch #AEWDynamite LIVE on TBS!@boy_myth_legend | @TonyKhan | @YoungBucks | @RainmakerXOkada pic.twitter.com/Dv2BeH0jsO — All Elite Wr ..read more

Jacksonville on Wednesday announced jersey numbers for its 2024 free agent class and acquired-via-trade quarterback Mac Jones, as well as a new digit for second-year Jaguar, running back D’Ernest Johnson. The club awarded players a combined $188,550,000 in total guarantees this offseason, leading the NFL. Remove the $88 million guaranteed in edge rusher Josh Allen’s five-year contract extension, and the Jaguars would still rank in the top half of the league in guaranteed spending this year. Perhaps most notably, Jacksonville signed former San Francisco defensive lineman Arik Armstead roughly ..read more

The Jaguars and former Jacksonville wide receiver Zay Jones exchanged farewells via social media on Wednesday following his Tuesday release from the team, ending his two-year stint in Duval County on a nice note. “Beyond grateful for every memory, truly. Every teammate, every coach, every staff member, every fan I’ve encountered or felt inspired by,” Jones wrote, responding to a team graphic thanking him for his time with the Jaguars. “The support of a strong community does so much for us athletes. Thank you more, Duval and Jags fans overseas.” beyond grateful for every memory, truly. every t ..read more

With a May 2 deadline to activate each one, the Jaguars have exercised the fifth-year contract options for quarterback Trevor Lawrence and running back Travis Etienne and will decline the same option for recently-acquired quarterback Mac Jones, the latter decision reported by Michael DiRocco of ESPN on Tuesday. Expected to back up Lawrence during the 2024 campaign, Jones’ 2025 option — equivalent in value to Lawrence’s, $25,664,000 fully guaranteed, per Over the Cap — was not expected to be picked up. Each player was selected in the first round of the 2021 NFL draft, making them eligible for f ..read more

Jacksonville is hosting former Detroit cornerback Jerry Jacobs on a free-agent visit, according to Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston. Wilson did not state when the visit would occur, but it can be assumed Jacobs’ meeting with the Jaguars is imminent if it hasn’t happened already. Jacobs, 26, signed with Detroit as an undrafted free agent out of Arkansas in 2021. He spent three seasons with the Lions and exceeded expectations by far considering his undrafted status, starting in 29 of 40 appearances and posting 131 tackles, one sack, nine tackles for loss, four interceptions, 23 defended passes and ..read more

Between 2019, his final Pro Bowl year in Cleveland, and 2022, wide receiver Jarvis Landry experienced a concussion, a hip injury, a fractured rib, a knee sprain, and most recently a nagging ankle sprain during his one-season stint with New Orleans. Landry, 31, didn’t play football in 2023. He took the year off to recover from his hurts, spend time with his family, hire a new agent and focus on an NFL comeback in 2024. Jacksonville will offer Landry an opportunity to re-emerge in the pros next month. It was revealed on Monday that the Jaguars invited the nine-year veteran to their rookie minica ..read more

The Jaguars announced their signings of 13 undrafted free agents on Tuesday following the 2024 NFL draft, a group consisting of two running backs, five wide receivers, one tight end, one offensive lineman, one defensive end, two linebackers and one defensive back. Find Jaksonville’s 2024 undrafted free agent class below, including each player’s position, height, weight and college. Shawn Bowman TE 6-5 265 Rutgers Andre Carter DE 6-5 270 Indiana Joshua Cephus WR 6-3 185 University of Texas San Antonio Brevin Easton WR 5-11 197 Albany Jalen Jackson RB 5-9 220 Villanova Steven Jones ..read more

The Jaguars have released veteran wide receiver Zay Jones following two seasons with the team, Jacksonville announced on Tuesday. Jones, 29, signed a three-year contract with the Jaguars before the 2022 season, worth $24 million including $14 million fully guaranteed. He was slated to account for $10.7 million on the Jaguars’ salary cap table in 2024, according to Over the Cap. Jones’ release without a post-June 1 designation will save Jacksonville $4,183,294 in cap space this season while leaving behind $6,569,334 in dead money. The Jaguars released kicker Joey Slye alongside Jones, they anno ..read more