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06/18/2026

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06/18/2026

Long before the stadium had pool parties, No. 82 was putting the entire league on notice out in Duval.

Locking down 862 catches in the black and teal required a serious mix of smooth route-running and pure toughness.

Jimmy helped the Jaguars by constantly turning routine look-in routes into massive gains and giving those early squads a legitimate powerhouse identity on the outside.

When you talk about the absolute foundation of Jacksonville football, his legendary consistency sits right at the top of the mountain. 🐆⚡

06/17/2026

Cam Little may not be done making history.

Sports Illustrated named Little the top candidate to break the NFL record for the longest field goal.

He already owns the mark after hitting from 68 yards, and he has also connected from 70 yards in the preseason.

If Jacksonville gives him the chance from that range in a regular-season game, Little could push the record even further.

06/17/2026

Jarrian Jones may not have been a full-time starter for Jacksonville in 2025, but he still found ways to make a significant impact on one of the AFC's best teams.

The second-year cornerback appeared in all 17 games and finished with the second-most interceptions on the Jacksonville Jaguars despite starting only three times. For a defense that helped Jacksonville win the division and reach the playoffs, Jones consistently delivered whenever his number was called.

His production reflected that:

💚 3 interceptions — 2nd on team
🖤 8 passes defended — 6th on team
💚 1 fumble recovery
🖤 49 total tackles (35 solo)
💚 6 tackles for loss
🖤 1 QB hit

Jones has already proven he can contribute in a rotational role. If he continues building on what he showed during his second NFL season, he could be in line for a much bigger role in Jacksonville's secondary moving forward.

💚🖤🔥🐆

06/17/2026

Ross Matiscik is the highest-paid long snapper.

Ross Matiscik became the highest-paid long snapper as the Jacksonville Jaguars gave him a two year contract extension.

06/17/2026

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06/16/2026

The spotlight is back on Brian Thomas Jr.

CBS Sports named the Jaguars receiver one of the NFL’s biggest bust-alert candidates entering 2026.

After a historic rookie season that saw him set franchise rookie records with 87 catches, 1,282 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns, Thomas took a step backward in 2025.

His production declined, while Parker Washington and Jakobi Meyers became larger parts of the offense.

Now Travis Hunter is also expected to command touches.

The talent is undeniable.

The question is whether Thomas can re-establish himself as Jacksonville’s top receiving threat and prove that his rookie season was only the beginning.

06/16/2026

Liam Coen helped change the direction of the Jaguars in Year 1.

Now comes the harder part.

Jacksonville found its rhythm late last season, won the AFC South and pushed Josh Allen and the Bills in the Wild Card Round.

But Coen knows building belief after a tough year is different from sustaining success once expectations arrive.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are no longer the team trying to surprise people.

They’re the team trying to stay on top.

With a first-place schedule waiting and the rest of the division chasing them, 2026 will be a major test for Jacksonville’s growth.

Year 1 was about establishing the standard.

Year 2 is about proving it can last.

06/16/2026

Travis Hunter is one of the most unique players in football.

The Athletic named him one of the NFL’s 10 most versatile players entering 2026 because of his rare ability to impact the game on both offense and defense.

At receiver, Hunter flashed as a blocker, contested-catch threat and yards-after-catch weapon.

At corner, his speed, fluidity, instincts and ball skills showed true lockdown potential.

If Jacksonville finds the right balance for his role, Hunter could become one of the most fascinating weapons in the NFL.

06/16/2026

Ryan Clark threw down the gauntlet for Jacksonville Jaguars wideout Brian Thomas Jr., naming him the absolute x-factor who must step up to ignite the offense next season.

Thomas needs to recapture his dynamic rookie form to give Jacksonville the elite perimeter weapon required to deep-dive into the AFC playoffs.