Jaguars Face Key Questions, Roster Risks Ahead 2026
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The Jacksonville Jaguars entered the 2026 offseason after a strong 2025 campaign and have made several roster moves this offseason, including last year's trade for cornerback Travis Hunter, the departure of running back Travis Etienne to New Orleans, and the March signing of running back Chris Rodriguez Jr.; OTAs are scheduled at the end of the month.
Coaching staff led by head coach Liam Coen and defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile have returned key personnel and face questions about pass rush depth, backup edge defenders, and Trevor Lawrence's development this season; the Jaguars' front office, led by general manager James Gladstone, will evaluate draft picks Wesley Williams and Zach Durfee and undrafted contributors during OTAs and training camp.
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Timeline
- 1. 2025 season: Jaguars win AFC South and finish with one of franchise's best records.
- 2. Offseason move (prior year): Jacksonville executed blockbuster trade for Travis Hunter.
- 3. March 2026: Jaguars sign running back Chris Rodriguez Jr.; Travis Etienne departs to New Orleans Saints.
- 4. Late May 2026: OTAs scheduled at the end of the month for roster evaluations.
- 5. Summer 2026: Training camp and preseason games will finalize depth and roles for the regular season.
Why it matters
The Jaguars' offseason moves could impact your game-day experience. If you're a fan, you'll want to know how the new roster shapes up. If you're a fantasy football player, these changes could affect your draft strategy. Keep an eye on the OTAs and training camp performances.
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