There's a lot of intrigue around the Jacksonville Jaguars for the 2025 NFL season, especially in regards to their fantasy football prospects.

The Jaguars' last play in their joint practice against the Dolphins was their best one: Pressured second off of the snap, quarterback Trevor Lawrence avoided the pass rush in the pocket and fired a perfect downfield throw to stud wide receiver Brian Thomas in stride on an in-breaking route across the middle of the field.

Earlier this month, I drove to Jacksonville to watch the Steelers play the Jaguars in each team’s first preseason game. I have only attended a couple of preseason games over the years, but surprisingly,

Relationships are important in the NFL. It is especially true between a quarterback and his play-caller, whether it is the head coach or the offensive coordinat

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie RB LeQuint Allen Jr. doesn’t seem to care that the NFL doesn’t usually hand seventh-round picks the spotlight.

The NFL 's 53-man roster trim-down deadline is rapidly approaching. Consequently, we've seen a flurry of transactions, whether via cuts or trades. This part of the offseason doesn't typically pertain to stars of teams, but should it?

The Jacksonville Jaguars appear to be in the wide receiver market. Speaking with Denver media the day after the Broncos traded second-year wide receiver Devaughn Vele to the New Orleans Saints for a fourth- and seventh-round pick, Broncos head coach Sean Payton let it slip that the Jaguars were also in the running for Vele.