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Parker Washington is betting big on himself as the Jacksonville Jaguars head into the season without a new contract, despite being a breakout star last year and a top offseason priority. With the wide receiver market heating up and offers falling short of his perceived value, Washington’s decision to let his play speak for him could pay off massively—or leave him in limbo. His final year under his...

Jaguars aim to dominate from day one against the Browns, favored by 8.5 points after a stellar 13-4 season, but key injuries loom — LeQuint Allen Jr. and Cole Van Lanen’s status is up in the air, while Jakobi Meyers is healthy. Nick Mullens steps in as backup QB behind Trevor Lawrence, with Quinn Ewers sidelined for now. Tune in on CBS47 (Tom McCarthy), radio 1010XL or 92.5 FM, or stream via Param...

The Jaguars aim for another AFC South crown with most of last year’s starters returning, but their rookie class is in for a wild ride—only one rookie, offensive guard Emmanuel Pregnon, is expected to start Week One after injuries reshaped the line. Meanwhile, tight end Nate Boerkircher is rising fast with first-team reps, defensive tackle Albert Regis could carve out a role as the season unfolds,...

The Jacksonville Jaguars are turning to veteran backup Nick Mullens for Week One, a surprising move that underscores their priority: game-day readiness. With rookie QB Quinn Ewers still learning the playbook, Mullens — who was last year’s backup and knows the offense cold — offers immediate reliability as insurance if Trevor Lawrence gets hurt. While Ewers is expected to catch up quickly, Mullens...

The Jacksonville Jaguars and WR Parker Washington are locked in a contract standoff, with talks dragging into the 2026 season as Washington’s camp rejects the team’s three-year, $75M offer—similar to Michael Wilson’s deal. Though the relationship remains strong and Washington is poised for a big role in the offense, his camp believes he’s worth more, especially after his explosive late-season surg...

The Jaguars are juggling their QB depth ahead of Week 1, elevating Nick Mullens to the active roster—giving them three QBs ready to go. While Trevor Lawrence starts, Mullens offers proven experience and familiarity with the offense, easing pressure on newly acquired Quinn Ewers, who’s still catching up after just two weeks with no training camp. This move buys time for Ewers to learn while keeping...

Jaguars’ revamped defensive line, featuring Ruke Orhororo, Albert Regis, and Bryan Thomas Jr., is primed to dominate in Week One against the Browns—especially with Cleveland starting two rookies at the offensive line. Travon Walker and Josh Hines-Allen could exploit a shaky Browns front, forcing Deshaun Watson into a high-pressure role. If Jacksonville’s D-line controls the line of scrimmage, they...

The Jaguars’ interior defensive line is a looming concern as they eye the playoffs, with aging starters and limited pass-rushing depth. Bleacher Report projects them to draft Oklahoma’s David Stone early in 2027 — a raw but physically gifted young prospect with untapped potential to become a game-changing force inside, especially as veteran Armstead’s contract expires. Stone’s athleticism and run-...

Jaguars’ rookie left tackle Anton Harrison’s foot injury casts doubt ahead of Week 1, but he’s still likely to play without a game-day designation. Backup Walker Little is healthy and ready. Harrison says playing left tackle feels like home and the team is eager to “put up or shut up” as a new-look squad. Other Jaguars like LeQuint Allen are questionable, while Jakobi Meyers and Cole Van Lanen are...

The Jaguars are giving Nick Mullens the backup QB nod against the Browns, despite having Trevor Lawrence and Quinn Ewers on roster — a move that underscores their need for NFL-tested experience and system familiarity in the No. 2 role, especially as Ewers remains raw. Mullens’ return from release to practice squad signals confidence in his readiness to support Lawrence, offering veteran insight an...

The Jaguars are elevating QB Nick Mullens from the practice squad for their next game — a move that signals he’s ready to play. Mullens, who last played for them in 2023 and showed efficiency with all three of his first-down passes, brings experience from stints with SF, Cleveland, and Minnesota. A standout at Southern Mississippi — earning Conference USA Offensive Player of the Year — he’s been i...

Jaguars aim for a Week 1 win against the Browns by shutting down Quinshon Judkins’ run game, forcing Deshaun Watson into high-pressure situations where turnovers could swing the game. Trevor Lawrence’s offense must protect the ball and be efficient, while the revamped run game—with new backs and a rookie guard—could keep the defense off the field. Success hinges on controlling the line of scrimmag...

Deshaun Watson’s third Cleveland Browns season opener is a high-stakes moment, as he seeks redemption after four seasons of just nine wins and amid swirling controversy over his acquisition. Facing the strong Jacksonville Jaguars on the road, Watson’s best-case scenario is a clutch, game-winning drive under pressure — not a blowout — while his worst-case nightmare involves costly turnovers that re...

Brenton Strange’s Jaguars contract is suddenly looking like a steal as tight end salaries explode—Kraft just signed a $94M deal, Mayer got $45M, and Strange’s $12M average? A bargain. The second-round pick delivered career highs despite injuries, bringing gritty play to Jacksonville’s offense—and the team locked him up before the market went wild, proving foresight pays off. Listen in comfort: Get...

Jakobi Meyers is silencing doubters, staying laser-focused on his team’s goals as he prepares for a breakout 2026 season with the Jaguars. Already a respected locker-room leader and team captain since arriving via trade, Meyers is set to play in the opener despite a preseason hand injury — fully cleared to contribute from day one. With head coach Liam Coen guiding them to a 13-4 record and AFC Sou...

The Jacksonville Jaguars open the 2026 season as eight-and-a-half-point favorites against a struggling Cleveland Browns team, with fans overwhelmingly confident—86% bullish on the team’s direction. Despite the Browns’ quarterback uncertainty and trade woes, their underdog status could set up a trap game. Coach Liam Coen stresses physicality, speed, and moving past mistakes to focus on execution. I...

Travis Hunter’s fantasy outlook for Week One is shaky—his limited production last season and crowded receiving corps make him a risky stash, not a flex. With better options like Parker Washington and Brian Thomas ahead of him, Hunter’s targets are scarce unless injuries strike. Even then, he’d need to be one of the league’s most efficient receivers to justify a roster spot. He doesn’t crack our to...

The Jacksonville Jaguars are poised to dominate their Week 1 showdown against the Cleveland Browns, leveraging home-field advantage, a revamped run game, and Trevor Lawrence’s growing passing prowess. Analysts predict a Jaguars win by 10-14 points, as they avoid costly mistakes and establish physicality early. The Browns, meanwhile, need near-perfect execution—winning the turnover battle and forci...

The Jaguars’ elite run defense faces its biggest test yet as rookie phenom Quinshon Judkins aims to shatter their 2024 dominance with a 75+ yard rushing performance in Week One. Despite offseason tweaks, key returns, and new rookies stepping up, the absence of linebacker Devin Lloyd adds pressure. With Cleveland’s offensive line also featuring two rookies, instability looms—but if Judkins finds hi...

The Jacksonville Jaguars are poised to crush the Cleveland Browns in a statement home opener, predicted to end 38-10. While the Browns boast a talented defense led by rising stars like Jared Verse, their offense—especially at quarterback—is a major question mark. Deshaun Watson’s return is more about contract than performance, and with four underwhelming QB options on the roster, Cleveland’s offen...

The Jacksonville Jaguars face a weather gamble as they prepare for their season opener against the Cleveland Browns—46% chance of rain, sweltering temps, and possible thunderstorms that could trigger a delay. If skies open up, it might hurt Trevor Lawrence’s passing game but could spotlight the young running duo of Bhayshul Tuten and Chris Rodriguez Jr., stepping in for Travis Etienne. While a del...

Jason La Canfora is predicting a breakout season for Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen, who could win Coach of the Year after building on last year’s success — not fixing a struggling team, but elevating the Jags to a potential AFC No. 1 seed and division title. With Trevor Lawrence at MVP levels and the AFC South heating up, Coen’s challenge is proving consistency over fluke wins — and if...

Orlando’s about to get its NFL fix—and it’s not just hype. The Jaguars kick off their 2026 season in Cleveland, but the real game begins next year when they make Camping World Stadium their full-time home for a whole season while Jacksonville gets rebuilt. With Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer officially declaring the city a “second hometown,” fans are being called to jump on the Jagwagon now—before the b...

Travis Hunter is back on the field for the Jaguars this Sunday against the Browns, marking his first live game action in nearly ten months. After adding weight and working hard in the offseason, he’s primed to return as a key cornerback — though his offensive role remains uncertain. With a loaded receiving corps, Coach Liam Coen says Hunter’s snaps will be situational, possibly even zero, but he’s...

Trevor Lawrence is poised for a breakout season under new offensive guru Liam Coen, with analysts predicting a leap forward after mastering the playbook. Surrounded by one of the league’s best wide receiver corps and a deep supporting cast, Lawrence could lead the Jaguars to their first Super Bowl run — especially if he avoids being just a fluke from last year’s strong finish. Listen in comfort: G...