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4 days ago | 
blackandteal.com | Carlos Sanchez |Carlos Sánchez
• A prominent Jaguars player discusses what makes Liam Coen different. After failing to make the playoffs in two consecutive years, the Jacksonville Jaguars decided that it was time to kick head coach Doug Pederson to the curb. After an exhaustive search, they hired Liam Coen to replace him. So far, Coen has gotten rave reviews from his players, and defensive tackle Arik Armstead recently talked about what makes him different from other head coaches.
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4 days ago | 
blackandteal.com | Carlos Sanchez |Carlos Sánchez
• The Jaguars have a bonafide No. 1 receiver in Brian Thomas Jr. (at an affordable rate). Two-way star Travis Hunter has rightly been the talk of the town, but fellow teammate Brian Thomas Jr. hasn't particularly been an afterthought. In fact, the sophomore receiver has been compared to the likes of Justin Jefferson and Ja'Marr Chase. That's how much of a game-changer he's been. But aside from giving the Jacksonville Jaguars a franchise building block, he's giving them lots of bang for their buck.
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4 days ago | 
blackandteal.com | Carlos Sanchez |Carlos Sánchez
• There's no such thing as a bad idea, just bad execution. Since being drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2013, Lane Johnson has been one of the most dominant right tackles in the NFL... and the Jacksonville Jaguars could've had him if they had wanted to. Instead, they took Lucke Joeckel, which proved to be the wrong call right off the bat. Fast forward to 2025, and Johnson is still playing. Imagine if the Jags had chosen him instead of Joeckel.
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5 days ago | 
blackandteal.com | Carlos Sanchez |Carlos Sánchez
• These 4 Jaguars rookies may have trouble getting snaps next season. The Jacksonville Jaguars spent the offseason making upgrades to virtually all position groups. There's no doubt that the roster is in much better shape ahead of training camp, but the surplus of talent and depth could end up affecting several players, including a handful of rookies. Granted, Travis Hunter, the second overall selection, is expected to contribute right off the bat even if he doesn't play two ways full-time.
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5 days ago | 
blackandteal.com | Carlos Sanchez |Carlos Sánchez
• A veteran wideout is bringing in an unexpected benefit to the Jaguars receiver room. The decision to sign wide receiver Dyami Brown in free agency raised eyebrows because he was a non-factor early in his NFL career and didn't break out until late in 2024. However, he's been everything the Jacksonville Jaguars bargained for and then some. Aside from having a strong offseason, his addition to the wide receiver corps has had an unexpected benefit off the field.
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5 days ago | 
blackandteal.com | Carlos Sanchez |Carlos Sánchez
• The Jaguars checked off a massive box ahead of training camp. One overlooked storyline surrounding the Jacksonville Jaguars this offseason was when two-way star Travis Hunter would sign his rookie deal. The issue stemmed from the fact that he's expected to play corner and receiver full-time in the NFL. Fortunately, the situation won't linger into training camp as the Jags have taken care of business. The team announced that it has reached an agreement with Hunter.
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5 days ago | 
blackandteal.com | Carlos Sanchez |Carlos Sánchez
• The Jaguars will have no shortage of talent or depth at running back next season. The Jacksonville Jaguars have earned glowing reviews for drafting Bhayshul Tuten back in April. The former Virginia Tech Hokie has his work cut out but has a legitimate chance to earn the starting job next season. That said, he's not the only rookie running back who could make an immediate impact for the Jags.
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5 days ago | 
blackandteal.com | Carlos Sanchez |Carlos Sánchez
• The Jaguars earned a somewhat favorable spot in a WR ranking because of its upside. Despite the fact that he was just a rookie in 2024, Brian Thomas Jr. established himself as one of the top receivers in the NFL. Not surprisingly, he's been showered with praise the past few months. However, the Jacksonville Jaguars knew that they were going to need more weapons aside from him if they wanted to put Trevor Lawrence in a position to succeed next season.
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5 days ago | 
blackandteal.com | Carlos Sanchez |Carlos Sánchez
• The Jaguars will need to decide what to do with Travon Walker in 2025. The Jacksonville Jaguars showed confidence in Travon Walker when they picked up the fifth-year option on his rookie deal. He's now under contract through 2026, but salaries for pass rushers will have only gone up by the time he becomes a free agent. For that reason, the Jags should consider extending the former Georgia Bulldog an extension in the upcoming months. The issue is that things aren't black and white.
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6 days ago | 
blackandteal.com | Carlos Sanchez |Carlos Sánchez
The Jacksonville Jaguars have several intriguing options at safety and will need them to sort them out in training camp. While free-agent acquisition is virtually a lock to start in Week 1, the coaching staff needs to decide who'll take the spot next to him. A local reporter has an idea of who could get the nod. Senior correspondent Brian Sexton of the team's official website heaped praise on rookie Caleb Ransaw, pointing out that the former Tulane Green Wave will start at some point in 2025.
