The Jacksonville Jaguars enter the offseason with many unknowns at multiple spots on their team, including head coach. However, the Jaguars' deficiencies are mu

With the Jaguars needing sparks on both offense and defense in the NFL Draft, Travis Hunter presents himself as a remedy to both groups.

Before the Jacksonville Jaguars can fully transition into offseason mode, they first must fill their head coaching vacancy.

With the NFL offseason here for the Jacksonville Jaguars, mock draft season is in full swing. So who do the draft experts have the Jaguars selecting in the latest edition of mock draft roundup? What we know at this time is that the Jaguars will hold the fifth overall

The Jacksonville Jaguars' defense needs major upgrades in the 2025 offseason, but what is the best path toward accomplishing that goal? The easiest way may be via the 2025 NFL Draft; more specifically,

There are still a lot of pieces that have to fall into place, but the Times-Union tried its hand at a an initial seven-round mock draft. Johnson is rated as one of the top cornerbacks this draft cycle. He only played in six games this year due to a foot injury, but was a first-team All-American last season with the Wolverines.

The Jaguars currently have $35.66 million in available salary cap space, according to Over the Cap (OTC). This ranks as the 17th-most in the NFL but also does not yet count for their 2024 rollover amount of unused cap space, which will give the Jaguars almost an additional $16 million in cap space to potentially utilize.

The Jacksonville Jaguars need talent across the board, but especially on defense. One mock draft has them addressing a pressing need.

At one point during the 2024 season, the Jacksonville Jaguars seemed to be the favorites for the number one overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. Then they won two of their final five matchups and now own the fifth pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.