Separation a concern amidst Jaguars’ growth at wide receiver
An elite separator was the one thing the Jaguars receiving corps lacked in 2025.
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An elite separator was the one thing the Jaguars receiving corps lacked in 2025.
The Jaguars’ rushing attack started the 2025 season off red-hot as Travis Etienne rushed for 394 yards through the first four games of the season.
When the Jaguars entered the bye, they sat among the league’s worst at converting third downs.
The Jaguars’ draft class sadly missed a lot of time due to injury. Only running backs Bhayshul Tuten and LeQuint Allen Jr saw meaningful snaps throughout the entirety of the season.
What a difference just one season makes. In 2024, the Jaguars’ defense ranked nearly dead last in just about every category.
Devin Lloyd took a monumental leap into stardom with impact play after impact play for Jacksonville’s defense.
The Jaguars are another year removed from Josh Hines-Allen and Travon Walker’s historic 27.5 sack season back in 2023.
The Jaguars’ defensive interior struggled again this season. Arik Armstead held things together until a late injury left the team searching for production from its tackles when it mattered most.
The Jaguars took a gamble this past offseason, electing to release longtime tight end Evan Engram in favor of starting Brenton Strange.
The Jaguars focused on upgrading their offensive line this offseason to improve run-blocking, which lagged behind their strong pass protection last year.