The Jacksonville Jaguars are coming off of a miserable 2024 NFL campaign in which they went just 4-13 and saw Trevor Lawrence miss seven games with multiple inj

Pro Football Focus recently set out to select each NFL team’s “secret superstar” from the 2024 NFL season. So, who did they select for the Jacksonville Jaguars? Bradley Locker, who put this recent article together for PFF and made these selections, went with linebacker Devin Lloyd.

The Jacksonville Jaguars had a forgettable season for more than one reason. In former head coach Doug Pederson's final season with the team, the Jaguars experie

The final report card for the 2024 Jacksonville Jaguars shows a team struggling to execute late in games. Losing tight games was their identity.

Ryan Clark says the Pittsburgh Steelers better think about what they wish for before moving on from Mike Tomlin.

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence provided some nuance and added context behind owner Shad Khan's postseason declaration of calling the team's offense in 2024 "predictable."

The NFL offseason has begun for the Jacksonville Jaguars. That means it’s the official start of NFL Draft season. As the college football schedule comes to an end, NFL clubs will continue the ...

Thirty years of Jacksonville football in 2024 had hope for the Jaguars. They had a 9-8 record in 2023 but failed to advance to the playoffs. They started 8-3, but losing five of their last six games was mortifying as the Jags finished second in the AFC South.

The Jacksonville Jaguars came into the 2024 season hoping to compete for the division. Things went south very quickly. The team started out 1-5 en route to a 4-13 finish.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have several areas to focus on in this year's upcoming draft, but what should they prioritize?

Bigsby flashed big-play ability behind a struggling offensive line in his sophomore season, and there seems to be a legitmate chance he enters 2025 as the team's leading running back. But how did his 2024 season stack up compared to his peers, and how much more room is there for growth for the former Auburn star and third-round draft pick?