As the NFL offseason progresses, teams are wrapping up free agency and shifting their focus to the NFL Draft. Players who plan to wait until after the draft aren’t just hoping for an opportunity—they’re making pivotal decisions about their futures.

A former Pro Bowl wide receiver of the Jacksonville Jaguars decides to retire form the NFL after eight seasons in the league.

How can the Jacksonville Jaguars improve their team in the 2026 NFL Draft? We take a look in our latest 3-round mock.

After the NFL’s new league year opened Wednesday, teams finalized a wave of free-agent signings and trades. Now the league’s focus shifts toward the 2026 NFL Draft. Teams will host dozens of prospects throughout March and April while continuing

The Jacksonville Jaguars are hungrier than ever entering 2026. Finishing 13-4, their most wins in a season since 1999, the Jaguars returned to the playoffs after a multi-year absence and were primed for a Super Bowl run.

After a disappointing 25′ season, the only logical thing to do would be to trade your young receiver. Right? The Jacksonville Jaguars enter the offseason with many holes to fill after a successful first season of the Liam Coen era.

This NFL offseason has seen quite a few players under the age of 30 announce their retirement. On Friday, former Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver DJ

The Jacksonville Jaguars still have some internal free agents available that could return.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have faced a tight salary cap situation all offseason, and there is a very specific reason for that. Even after a quiet free agency, Jacksonville still has just $5.98 million in salary cap space.