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Liam Coen and the Jaguars will head to London in Week 7 and face a team that he knows well — the Los Angeles Rams.

The Jacksonville Jaguars may have gotten approval from around the league on their decision to grab Travis Hunter second overall in the 2025 NFL draft, but one fan wants the team to know that they not only drafted a great player, but a great person.

Jaguars fans are seizing the chance to see this year’s rookie class in action. There was lots of excitement in the crowd as supporters packed into the Miller Electric Center to catch a glimpse of the No. 2 overall pick, Travis Hunter.

The Jaguars held rookie minicamp on Saturday at the Miller Electric Center and gave fans their first look at heralded rookie receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter.

The NFL schedule will be released on May 14 and the News4JAX sports staff is making its predictions on what that schedule will look like for the Jaguars.

The Jacksonville Jaguars officially revealed their 2025 draft class jersey numbers. Travis Hunter will wear number 12.

The hype surrounding Jaguars first-round draft pick Travis Hunter has been off the charts since the team made the bold decision to trade up in the draft to select him.

Two-way star Travis Hunter will graduate from the University of Colorado on Thursday after starring on the football field and in the classroom.

It’s become common knowledge around the sports world that Travis Hunter was a phenomenal player on offense and defense in college, but on Thursday, the Jaguars’ first-round pick is being celebrated for his efforts in the classroom one day before he kicks off his offseason training program in Duval County.

During a May 5 meeting held by Council members Raul Arias and Jimmy Peluso, the respective chair and vice chair of the Special Committee on the Community Benefits Agreement, the two expressed support for creating a tax increment financing district in the Eastside. 

The Jaguars released receiver Gabe Davis on Wednesday, quickly moving on from the costly free agent who had a turbulent season in Jacksonville before going on injured reserve.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are opening rookie minicamp so fans can get their first look at Travis Hunter on May 10 at the Miller Electric Center.

Jaguars rookie minicamp begins this week, followed by organized team activities and then mandatory minicamp. News4JAX sports reports Jamal St. Cyr and Justin Barney offer up their way-too-early projections for the 53-man roster.

It may still feel surreal to some, but Travis Hunter is a Jacksonville Jaguar, and his presence in Duval County is already generating national interest in the team.

The Jaguars will not pick up the fifth-year option on linebacker Devin Lloyd, setting up for this season for the former first-round pick to potentially be his last in Jacksonville, according to a report from ESPN.

The Jaguars wrapped up their first draft under Liam Coen and James Gladstone by using half of their selections on offensive players and half on defense on the final day on Saturday.

The Jaguars continued their retooling in the NFL draft on Friday night, making a flurry of trades before making back-to-back picks in the third round.

If there was any lingering doubt that the new regime being the same old Jaguars, well, that went out the window on Thursday night.

As the Jaguars made a deal to exchange their fifth pick for the second pick in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, a Jaguars superfan was about to experience history as it happened.

The Jaguars saw their chance to grab a once-in-a-lifetime superstar and made the move to get him. Now, Travis Hunter is ready to get to work.

In one recent pre-draft news conference, Gladstone used the phrase five times to describe the kinds of players the team is looking for as it builds out its roster following a disappointing season.

The 21-year-old has been vocal about his love for fishing.

Along with a unique player who can make plays on both sides of the ball, the Jaguars are getting a player with true superstar qualities. The 21-year-old has swagger, an infectious smile, a deep bag of touchdown celebrations, a celebrity entourage, a huge online following and no fear of the big stage.

After the Jaguars traded up three spots to select Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter with the No. 2 pick in the draft on Thursday night, the team’s coach and general manager explained why they went after the two-way superstar -- and what they expect from him.

The News4JAX sports staff is in full draft mode this week and the Jaguars are on the clock.

The Jaguars pulled the stunner of the first night of the NFL draft, trading up to select Colorado superstar and Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter with the second pick of the draft. It was the biggest trade in Jacksonville’s 31-year history. The News4JAX sports staff grades the move.

The whirlwind of an offseason for the Jacksonville Jaguars continued on Thursday night after the team made a blockbuster trade to obtain the No. 2 overall pick, using it to select Colorado two-way player and Heisman winner, Travis Hunter.

Instead of staying put at No. 5, Jacksonville general manager James Gladstone sent that pick to the Cleveland Browns and selected Heisman winner and Colorado two-way standout Travis Hunter in a blockbuster trade unlike anything the Jaguars had done before.

The excitement for the Jaguars draft pick was brewing on Thursday ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.

If you’re looking for in-depth coverage of the Jacksonville Jaguars’ first-round selection at Thursday’s 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay, you’ve come to the right place.

The Tennessee Titans have made it clear they are not looking to move their pick at the top of the draft, but what happens after that is anyone’s guess. And one team that seems to be considered the ultimate wild card in the first round is the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Orange County commissioners on Tuesday voted 6-1 to approve investing millions of dollars to attract WWE, UFC and the Jacksonville Jaguars to Central Florida.