“If you still litter in 2025 you weird af”

Happy Friday, Big Cat Country! Let’s look at some of this week’s Jacksonville Jaguars highlights, hype, and more from X/Twitter.

The Jaguars celebrated Juneteenth and the best mascot in the league on National Mascot Day:

Travis Hunter made an appearance at Dicks:

Pete Prisco ranked Brian Thomas Jr. at 44 on his list of top 100 NFL players:

His thoughts on BTJ:

BTJ was named the highest-graded wide receiver on post routes during 2024 by PFF:

Travon Walker hosted his third annual youth football camp in his hometown of Thomaston, Georgia:...

The National Football League, on Wednesday announced the Jaguars' 2025 training camp reporting dates and Miami Dolphins Preseason Joint Practice timelines.

The NFL, on Tuesday confirmed the Jacksonville Jaguars are currently scheduled to kick off their 2025 Training Camp on Saturday, July 19th, with their rookie class set to report at that time. However, the Jacksonville veteran players must report on Tuesday, July 22nd.

Additionally, the Jaguars' preseason week three opponent, the Miami Dolphins Joint Practice date has also been confirmed and will take place in Miami Gardens, Florida. The team's first practice session will take place on Thursday, August,...

Let’s review the Jaguars’ roster weaknesses entering 2025.

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Jacksonville Jaguars fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys.

Jaguars fans — Which position group do you have the least confidence in entering 2025?

My pick would be the safety unit, which PFF graded as the weakest across the entire league last season.

Jacksonville carried the league’s lowest-graded safety unit in 2024 and lost arguably the best player, Andre Cisco,...

Despite a slow burn, Maason Smith started to flash for the Jaguars down the stretch of his rookie season. Could he be in line for a breakout in 2025?

If the Jacksonville Jaguars are to make any sort of noise in 2025, they will need a handful of players to take a step forward in their development.

One name that has begun to heat up in OTAs as a potential breakout candidate is second-year defensive tackle Maason Smith.

The former LSU star started to flash his skill down the stretch of his rookie campaign as he racked up 3 sacks...

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...

The Jaguars have a wealth of talent in the running back room and all four can contribute right away.

For the second installment of the state of the roster overview, we turn our attention to the Jacksonville Jaguars' running backs.

After examining the least controversial position group on the team, the quarterbacks, we now take a dive into the stable of running backs this Jags team possesses behind those aforementioned signal callers. Two returners will be the featured pairing, with two rookies right behind them looking to enhance the offense and special teams in a number of ways.

Much akin...

A roundup of Jaguars highlights, hype, and more

Happy Friday, Big Cat Country! Let’s look at some of this week’s Jacksonville Jaguars highlights, hype, and more from X/Twitter.

Brian Baldinger made an appearance at practice:

The NFL highlighted Hunter:

The Insiders on NFL Network talked about the Travis Hunter buzz:

Jarrian Jones reacted to him being hurdled on the new Madden cover:

NFL UK and Ireland and the Jaguars shared some big cat energy from media day:

The NFL and Daniel Thomas commented on Logan Cooke’s contract extension:

EverBank Stadium spoke about Touchdowns for Tomorrow:

LeQuint Allen Jr.’s 64 receptions...

Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen and QB Trevor Lawrence both spoke with the media following the conclusion of 2025 Mandatory Minicamp. Here are a few takeaways from the final practice and their combined media availability before July/August’s Training Camp.

On Thursday, the Jacksonville Jaguars wrapped up their inaugural Mandatory Minicamp under Liam Coen and James Gladstone. A shorter practice than Wednesday’s public defensive domination, Thursday featured a rebound of the offense as multiple Anthony Campanile curse words floated throughout the Miller Electric practice fields. Here are our takeaways wrapping up 2025 Mandatory Minicamp.

Full media availability:

**Observations from Mandatory...

The Jaguars’ young star avoided a scary situation after taking a hard fall and leaving the practice field on Wednesday.

The Jaguars kicked off their second minicamp practice on Wednesday with the rest of the NFL. Unfortunately it did not come without a bit of an injury scare involving second-year standout Brian Thomas Jr.

Per multiple reports, last year’s first-round pick was seen experiencing a hard fall following a catch on the field. From those in attendance, it looked as if Thomas Jr. may have injured his shoulder with the way they helped him into the locker room.

However, following...

Let’s review the Jaguars’ roster strengths entering 2025.

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Jacksonville Jaguars fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys.

Jaguars fans — Which position group do you have the most confidence in entering 2025?

My pick would be the wide receiver group. Brian Thomas Jr. is perhaps the team’s best player, and it wouldn’t be a surprise if Travis Hunter takes that title sooner rather than later.

There’s unquestioned star power...

The Pro Bowl punter is staying in Jacksonville through 2029.

The Jacksonville Jaguars signed punter Logan Cooke to a four-year contract extension, the team announced Monday.

The Jaguars selected Cooke in the seventh round (247th overall) of the 2018 NFL Draft following his four-year career at Mississippi State. He holds franchise records for games played by a punter (112), career gross punting average (47.4 yards), and rate of punts placed inside the 20-yard line (41.8%).

Cooke’s 43.5 net punting average is the highest career mark in NFL history. His 47.4 gross punting average ranks sixth in NFL history. The Darbun,...

It is time to evaluate the most secure position group in Jacksonville: the quarterbacks.

Welcome back to the summer 2025 iteration of the Jacksonville Jaguars state of the roster.

As the entire NFL has seen in the past few weeks, the Jaguars are operating on a whole different level than the one people are used to. This is not the same old, same old under the previous regime(s).

Each week, we will take a detailed look at every Jags position group which have mostly all been retooled under the James Gladstone front office and Liam Coen coaching style.

The simplest...