ESPN ranks the Jacksonville Jaguars' 2025 starting lineup 22nd overall, citing a strong pass rush but a weak offensive line. The team's biggest strength is their pass rush, led by Josh Allen and Travon Walker, while the offensive line remains a concern.

We dive into the Jacksonville Jaguars' 2025 NFL odds, review their offseason and preview their season from a betting perspective

With the Jaguars' first training camp practice near, let's take a look at five positional battles to watch on offense.

The Jaguars signed wide receiver Trenton Irwin and defensive end Dawuane Smoot, the team announced Tuesday. Jacksonville waived wide receiver David White Jr. Smoot entered the NFL as a third-round ...

ESPN ranked all 32 teams based on the strength of their rosters. The Jacksonville Jaguars ranked No. 22 in review of their entire depth chart.

Senior writer John Oehser, senior reporter/editor J.P. Shadrick and team reporter Kainani Stevens offer their observations from Day 3 of 2025 Jaguars Training Camp Friday at the Miller Electric Center

Mini Camp is underway in Jacksonville, and the Jaguars could have some tough decisions on who to cut once it ends. ... In 41 total games played, Trenton Irwin made just nine starts.

The Jaguars ... large slice of Jacksonville's offense this early in their careers. Certainly a position to keep an eye out for when training camp begins. Reserves: Parker Washington, Joshua Cephus, Louis Rees-Zammit*, Austin Trammell, Trenton Irwin ...

In total, on a 91-man roster with the IPP exemption for Louis Rees-Zammit, the Jaguars have 46 new players on this year's team compared to last. That's over half of the roster. As a result, the Jaguars will enter the 2025 season with one of the youngest rosters in the NFL.

A few names we heard mentioned during OTAs and minicamp included Josh Cephus, Trenton Irwin, Eli Pancol, and Cam Camper. ... No. 22 Jacksonville Jaguars start bold new era with Travis Hunter pick.