When the Jaguars moved up to the No. 2 pick to take Travis Hunter, they weren’t just betting on a wide receiver or a ...

Recent rankings from ESPN however display just where the Jaguars find themselves at defensive tackle. Voters such as NFL coaches, executives and scouts ranked the best defensive tackles in football, ...

The Jaguars have plenty of issues that need to be fixed as soon as possible if they hope to salvage the season. Jacksonville has many problems on both sides of the ball that they must work on.

ESPN does not think very highly of the Jacksonville Jaguars roster. According to their internal survey among their writers, the Jags have the 22nd best roster o ...

The Jaguars continued to be decimated by injuries. Players have been knocked out of games as frequently as the losses have piled up during the Jaguars' franchise-record 10-game losing streak.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have had three players miss a total of 10 games with hamstring injuries; ... Seventeen other NFL teams have had either one or two players miss games with hamstring issues.

After nearly a full month of losses, the Jacksonville Jaguars finally got back in the win column in Week 17. And if things go as planned, they’d add one final win when they travel to Nashville ...

And then came San Francisco, which ripped the Band-Aid off and forced Jacksonville to take a long, hard look at its struggling offense. The Jaguars (6-3) rank 19th in the league at 328 yards per ...

However, the Jaguars’ quarterback is not the Pro Football Focus’ (PFF) pick for Jacksonville’s make-or-break player for the 2025 season. Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Tyson Campbell (3 ...

In short, the Jaguars are ready to lean on their in-house options at defensive tackle in players such as Arik Armstead, DaVon Hamilton, Maason Smith, Jordan Jefferson, and Tyler Lacy.