Quarterback Trevor Lawrence talks Jaguars’ explosive offense
“There’s a lot of great receivers in this league and a lot of good offenses, but as far as the balance that we have, I think we are up there at the top of the league.” - Trevor Lawrence
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“There’s a lot of great receivers in this league and a lot of good offenses, but as far as the balance that we have, I think we are up there at the top of the league.” - Trevor Lawrence
Jaguars coach Liam Coen describes in an interview with Brent Martineau and Austen Lane on Thursday how as the team's 2026 training camp opens the team finally gets to scratch an itch they’ve had all offseason - to get back to its winning ways of 2025.
Maryland’s Jalen Huskey fits precisely the mold James Gladstone was looking for, a player with experience all over the secondary, not unlike Johnson coming out of Texas A&M.
Standing at 6’4”, 314 LBs, Pregnon not only is a sound blocker, he’s a phenomenal athlete as well.
The Jaguars’ 11 draft selections this weekend offer Gladstone the ammo to be aggressive if a player the front office fancies falls into striking range.
The Jaguars have some holes the front office needs to fill, no doubt. The defensive line is especially in need of attention.
Draft Day is almost upon us, and with it comes a flurry of mocks across every conceivable NFL media outlet known to man.
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Brian Thomas Jr.'s eight drops finished tied for third most in the NFL, despite missing three games due to injury.
With top free agents like Travis Etienne and Devin Lloyd set to hit the market, many wondered how GM James Gladstone would use the team’s limited funds.