However, instead of adding to the defensive line like many mocks have the Jaguars doing, they instead addressed the offensive line ... with a varied pass-set strategy and crafty hands to stymie ...

For the offense, one area where they were able to stand out on Monday was in the red zone. Travis Holmes of Big Cat Country, who was at practice, noted that in this area of the field specifically, Trevor Lawrence "had no turnover worthy plays, multiple touchdowns, and showed quick decision-making and clean footwork."

The Jacksonville Jaguars have a rising star in Travis Hunter, but head coach Liam Coen knows the young talent needs a specialized development plan to grow as both a wide receiver and a cornerback.

the Jaguars might be shifting toward a more aggressive offensive identity. This draft strategy could also be a reflection of the team's confidence in its young defensive core. Rather than patching ...

First-round pick Travis Hunter did not play offense and defense in the same practice at any point during the team's organized team activities, but he switched from wide receiver to cornerback during Thursday's final practice of Jacksonville's offseason program.

Travis Hunter got his first extended chance to work at wide receiver for the Jacksonville Jaguars ... reps on the offensive side of the ball, and next week he'll start to roll on defense."

During this portion of the NFL offseason, it can be difficult to evaluate offensive line play with the pads not being on. But Jacksonville Jaguars' quarterback Trevor Lawrence likes what he has seen from this unit during OTAs and minicamp.

The Jacksonville Jaguars made a splash in ... They selected Tulane defensive back Caleb Ransaw at No. 88 and West Virginia offensive lineman Wyatt Milum at No. 89. NFL DRAFT GRADES: Recap all ...