The Jacksonville Jaguars offense looks to take a step forward with new head coach Liam Coen. He got Trevor Lawrence, Travis Etienne, and Brian Thomas Jr. leading the way for him.

Brooks Analysis: The Jaguars' offensive line disappointed in 2023. Injuries and sub-par performance from several unit members contributed to the offense's struggles in key moments. From the leaky ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars' offense will be under first-year head coach Liam Coen next season. That is good news for the offense because Coen is one of the best offensive minds in the National ...

Barring any setbacks, the Jaguars expect to have running backs Travis Etienne Jr. (hamstring) and Tank Bigsby (ankle) and wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. (chest) available for Jacksonville's Week 9 ...

The Jaguars' preseason depth chart may very well have been "etched in sand," as defensive coordinator Ryan Nielsen suggested in August. But the next depth chart Jacksonville releases, this week as ...

J.P. Shadrick and Jeff Lageman recap the second week of Jaguars OTAs. Watch an in-depth analysis of wide receiver Dyami Brown's acclimation to the ... Team Building Chemistry and Grading Offensive ...

From setbacks before they stepped on the field, to poor offensive play and self-inflicted wounds, there is plenty to discuss in the Jacksonville Jaguars week two analysis. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

This week that trio will deal with a below-average set of tackles, with particular issues on the right side in Anton Harrison, as well as an interior offensive line that has yet to find its footing.

The Jaguars' line dealt with some injuries last year, just like Houston's offensive front. The Texans' line is headlined by one of the best left tackles in the game with Laremy Tunsil.

Piggybacking on the Jacksonville Jaguars defensive depth chart analysis, it’s time to take a look at the offensive side of the ball.Of course, the biggest question for any NFL team is the status ...

Of the Jaguars’ 14 rostered offensive linemen, six of them are newly acquired, whether through Free Agency or the Draft. Those six include Patrick Mekari, Robert Hainsey, Chuma Edoga, Fred ...

The Jaguars (2-2) could use the trio against the Bills, who have won three in a row. Jacksonville's offensive line has been its biggest concern through four games.