Today in this episode of Always the Jags I'm breaking down the entire 2025 Jacksonville Jaguars schedule, offering game-by-game predictions as the team enters a new era under head coach Liam Coen. From the Week 1 opener against the Panthers to a playoff-push finale vs. the Titans, we dive into key matchups, revenge games, primetime tests, and why the Travis Hunter trade could define the season.Can the Jags finish 10–7 and make a serious playoff run? Will Trevor Lawrence and Brian Thomas Jr. shine in Coen’s new offense? And is this finally the year Jacksonville flips the script in close games?If you're a die-hard Jaguars fan or just love deep NFL analysis, this episode is for you. And don't forget to like, subscribe and follow Always the Jags for all things duuuuval!

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Here are my takeaways from our OTA's!

Travis Hunter's viral interception: Is the rookie already making his mark? We talk hype vs. reality and why patience is key.

Five-star roster strategy: Are the Jaguars following the Rams’ superstar cap model? Could Trevor Lawrence, Brian Thomas Jr., Josh Allen, Travis Hunter, and Trayvon Walker form Jacksonville’s elite core?

Defensive overhaul incoming: With Dawuane Smoot back, Arik Armstead set to dominate at DT, and better depth all around, expect big improvements under a simplified scheme.

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Today I'm breaking down our latest moves to sign Emmanuel Ogbah and release Gabe Davis. Personally, I love the Ogbah signing, extremely team-friendly deal with a massive upside, which fills our need for a versatile third edge rusher on our defensive line. What do you think, were these savvy moves by James Gladstone?

George Pickens was traded from the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Dallas Cowboys in a surprising move just a few days ago. Newly signed nickelback Jourdan Lewis, who's a fellow Detroit Cass Tech alum like my parents, weighed on the transaction. Also, we take a look at the debate blowing up the internet: who'd win between 100 men and 1 gorilla? What do you think about the trade and the debate? Leave your thoughts below!

Here's my grades for the Jacksonville Jaguars 2025 draft! Overall, I ended up with an A for James Gladstone's inaugural draft. But what do you guys think? What grade would you give our class?

Round 1, No. 2: Travis Hunter, WR/DB, Colorado - A

A bold move to energize our franchise and fill two positions of need at once. If he lives up to his potential and becomes a blue chip player on both sides of the ball, this will be a massive win for our franchise for decades.

Round 3, No. 88: Caleb Ransaw, CB, Tulane - A

This is mainly bolstered by the fact James Gladstone traded back to get two future third-rounders and still nabbed a fast, versatile, and sure-tackling DB who can also contribute on special teams. My only knock is that we passed on Xavier Watts for him and potentially could have got him later.

Round 3, No. 89: Wyatt Milum, G, West Virginia - A+

Brilliant. He can compete for a starting guard job right away and offers flexibility and depth in case of injuries.

Round 4, No. 104: Bhayshul Tuten, RB, Virginia Tech - B+

Fastest RB in the draft, could potentially replace Etienne. Not sure if we needed an RB here, but it was good value.

Round 4, No. 107: Jack Kiser, LB, Notre Dame - C+

With Oluakon, Miller, Muma and Lloyd in the fold, adding another thumping LB who struggles in coverage seems a little redundant. This would have been a great spot to get Ransaw.

Round 6, No. 194: Jalen McLeod, LB, Auburn - A

Productive player I'm cool with taking flier on. I would have knocked us more for not adding more to the defensive line, but we signed Ogbah right after the draft in another brilliant move by Gladstone.

Round 6, No. 200: Rayuan Lane III, S, Navy - C+

Special teams player who I don't think will make the roster. I would have rather taken Watts and Ransaw and then taken McCleod here. He has good instincts so I would love to be wrong.

Round 7, No. 221: Jonah Monheim, OL, USC - A

He should easily overtake Luke Fortner as the backup center and potentially grow into a starter. If there was a way we could have come away with Jared Wilson and Milum, I would have been thrilled.

Round 7, No. 236: LeQuint Allen, RB, Syracuse - A-

Kind of a do it all RB who actually has great blocking prowess. I could see him making the roster over Keilan Robinson just for that and potentially working his way up to RB3 or RB2.

Travis Hunter is coming to DUUUUVAAAAL. We didn't just get our guy - we got the guy. Travis Hunter is the best player in the draft and he brings something no other player offers. Two-way flexibility and elite playmaking at WR and CB. This is the guy I've been pounding the table for all offseason. James Gladstone has made a splash in his first draft and I love it. Let me know your thoughts! Was this the right move? Did we give up too much?

Today we're taking a look at the other free agency moves made around the AFC South and the NFL and how that will potentially impact the Jacksonville Jaguars draft plans and chance at a division title next season.

Today we're taking a look at the Jaguars 2025 free agent class and how it will affect what we do in the draft and our roster overall. Here are the signings that new GM James Gladstone made in his first free agent class for the Jacksonville Jaguars:

OG Patrick Mekari: Signed a free-agent deal.

CB Jourdan Lewis: Signed a three-year, $30 million deal with $20 million fully guaranteed and $12.5 million in Year 1.

WR Dyami Brown: Signed a one-year, $10 million deal that has a max value of $12 million.

QB Nick Mullens: Signed a two-year, $6.5 million deal with $3 million guaranteed.

OT Robert Hainsey: Signed a three-year, $21 million deal with $13 million guaranteed.

TE Hunter Long: Signed a two-year, $5 million deal with a max value of $6 million.

TE Johnny Mundt: Signed with the Jaguars.

OT Chuma Edoga: Signed with the Jaguars.

S Eric Murray: Signed a three-year, $22.5 million deal with $12 million guaranteed.