Big Cat Country
The results are in!
This week, we asked Jacksonville Jaguars fans which position group they have the most confidence in entering the 2025 NFL season.
Nearly half of the respondents voted for wide receiver.
According to FanDuel Sportsbook, Brian Thomas Jr. has the seventh-lowest odds (+1400) to lead the NFL in recieving yards after finishing third in the category as a rookie in 2024. The Jaguars’ receiver room also includes No. 2 overall pick Travis Hunter, free agent addee Dyami Brown, and slot/return man Parker Washington. If any/all of those players exceeds expecations in 2025, the Jaguars may have the best wideout unit in the NFL.
One of the biggest training camp storylines figures to be the battle at the bottom of that unit. Undrafted rookies Eli Pancol, Dorian Singer, and Cam Camper flashed in OTAs, Josh Cephus and Austin Trammell are still around, and the team recently added former Bengal Trenton Irwin.
“Josh Cephus has done some good things over the course of the offseason program,” head coach Liam Coen said after Day 4 of OTAs. “[Cam] Camper has shown up in a way. He made a big play today, obviously on the touchdown.”
“That whole group is, I don’t want to say swimming, but at times they’re going to be. There’s so much when these guys come in post-draft, especially later on, in an install of a whole new system. Our vets and these guys have been in an offense for let’s call it a month and a half, and now these guys get put into it right in the middle of an install. So, it’s really hard to judge some of that, but I think they’ve done a nice job of trying to handle it in the heat, with the elements, doing a lot of running. So, we’ll see how those guys end up competing in training camp.”
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