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5 days ago | bigcatcountry.com | Travis Holmes

Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images The Jacksonville Jaguars kicked off Rookie Minicamp on Saturday, showcasing the new crop of rookie talents acquired in the 2025 NFL Draft, headlined by wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter. Joining the draft class was an impressive crop of undrafted free agents (UDFAs) and a few notable veteran players. In total, 34 players attended on Saturday, up from the 31 players in 2024’s rookie minicamp. Of this number, 22 participants were undrafted free agents.

6 days ago | bigcatcountry.com | Caitlin Connor

Doug Engle/Florida Times-Union / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Happy Friday, Big Cat Country! Let’s look at some of this week’s Jacksonville Jaguars highlights, hype, and more from X/Twitter.

1 week ago | bigcatcountry.com | Gus Logue

Photo by Rich Storry/Getty Images The Jacksonville Jaguars released wide receiver Gabe Davis, per the team. Davis signed a three-year, $39 million contract with Jacksonville as a free agent in 2024. Just 14 months later, the Florida native is back on the market. Due to a Week 8 shoulder injury and a Week 11 season-ending torn meniscus, Davis played in 10 games and produced career-lows across the board with 20 receptions, 239 yards and 2 touchdowns in 2025.

1 week ago | bigcatcountry.com | Travis Holmes

Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images The Jacksonville Jaguars are scheduled to kick off their 2025 Rookie Minicamp on Saturday, May 10th. Fans and media will gain their first looks at the Jacksonville 2025 rookie class, headlined by star receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter at the beautiful Miller Electric Center (MEC) practice facilities. Practice will kick off at 1:25 pm.

1 week ago | bigcatcountry.com | Travis Holmes

Photo by Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images Oh, how an offseason can change things. While fans of the Jacksonville Jaguars have known since January who the teams’ finalized opponents would be, the offseason changes for multiple opponents and for Jacksonville has upended the NFL landscape. When the 2025 lineup of opponents was initially finalized, many in the fan base were of the opinion that Jacksonville would likely be in a floundering state under GM Trent Baalke, hoping for 7–9 wins in 2025.