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The NFL sent a letter to Jacksonville Jaguars vice president Tom Coughlin over his recent criticism of players who did not attend voluntary workouts. According to ESPN’s Dan Graziano and Michael DiRocco, the NFL sent the letter after the NFLPA requested they do so to remind Coughlin and the Jaguars of the rule against pressuring players to attend voluntary workouts. Coughlin was not fined over his recent comments, but the letter warned that the Jaguars could face financial punishment or...
The Jacksonville Jaguars will do one of three things with the No. 7 overall pick on Thursday night:
They’ll trade down. It’s a deep class at their positions of need and if top tier defensive lineman like Ed Oliver drops, a team like the Atlanta Falcons could be a good trade partner. They’ll pick a tight end. There are two very good players at the top — T.J. Hockenson and Noah Fant — who will not be there when they pick again in the second round. They’ll pick an offensive lineman,...Free agent defensive lineman Corey Liuget is visiting with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Wednesday a source tells Big Cat Country. The former San Diego Chargers defensive lineman has been a free agent since the start of NFL free agency and hand a handful of visits.
The Jaguars need to add some depth to their defensive line after moving on from Dante Fowler, Jr. mid-season and releasing Malik Jackson to create some cap room. Liuget, a first round pick for the Chargers in 2011, has spent the...
We are just hours away from the premier NFL offseason event — the 2019 NFL Draft in Nashville.
To help us prepare for the festivities, check out this A-to-Z Jacksonville Jaguars draft guide below. Allow us to highlight various draft prospects, front office decision-makers, positions of need, current players and other important information using each letter of the alphabet.
A: Josh Allen (Kentucky). Allen is one of the best edge players in the 2019 class, and likely will be off the board...
As mentioned before, the Jacksonville Jaguars sit in kind of a no man’s land with the No. 7 overall pick. There has been mentioned of a few teams looking to move up for specific players, such as the recent report the Atlanta Falcons are open to moving up for Houston defensive lineman Ed Oliver. However a recent comment for Jaguars.com editor John Oehser made that has me intrigued and made it sound like it’s almost expected for the Jaguars to slide down.
“For the first time since I’ve...
Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Telvin Smith has joined cornerback Jalen Ramsey in skipping voluntary workouts this past week, however unlike Ramsey, Smith has already received a new contract and is right in the meat of it. It’s a bit peculiar that Smith is in attendance and was called out by VP Tom Coughlin. Jimmy Siettmann wrote earlier this week that the Jaguars shouldn’t trade Smith, but could he be on the trading block? From SI’s Albert Breer: 8. Two more veteran names I know...
The Jacksonville Jaguars are sitting with the No. 7 overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft in kind of a no man’s land area. They’re not going to be picking a quarterback and the teams directly behind them don’t appear to be, either. Most of the elite defensive lineman are expected to be snapped up before their pick, so most mocks have them going for a right tackle or a tight end.
Trade down options seem few and far between, but if someone like Houston defensive lineman Ed Oliver falls into...
One has to wonder if the blockbuster Frank Clark trade on Tuesday might be a precursor to other big deals leading up to the start of the 2019 NFL Draft later this week. While there’s a few players obviously on the block right now, two surprising names have now been bandied about. According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, teams are honing in on Jacksonville Jaguars Pro Bowl linebacker Telvin Smith and one of the game’s best corners, Chris Harris of the Denver Broncos. Breer goes on...
Regardless of the work the Jacksonville Jaguars have done already by adding players to the offensive line, it will still be a focal point of the Draft this coming weekend. Sometimes, you get the exact answer you want from a coach during an interview. On Monday, Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone did that for […] Jaguars offensive line will be a focal point of the Draft - Black and Teal - Black and Teal - A Jacksonville Jaguars Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.
If the Jacksonville Jaguars Pre-Draft luncheon told us anything, it’s that the team still has plenty of needs and the organization is still playing with a poker face. The biggest thing I took away from the Jacksonville Jaguars Pre-Draft Luncheon is that most of the heavy lifting is done and that the front office is […] Jaguars NFL Draft 2019: Taking the best player - Black and Teal - Black and Teal - A Jacksonville Jaguars Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.
The absence of Jalen Ramsey last week from the Jacksonville Jaguars’ voluntary workouts caused quite a stir. Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone subsequently indicating he could not get in touch with the enigmatic cornerback further complicated matters. It turns out that Marrone had a hilarious reason for his inability to get in contact with Ramsey at first and explained as much to reporters on Monday. “I couldn’t figure out what was going on, so we kind of had a little laugh about it.,”...
The 2019 NFL Draft is just a few days away and the consensus pick for the Jacksonville Jaguars seems to be Florida offensive lineman Jawaan Taylor. As it stands right now, I am leaning towards the pick being Iowa tight end T.J. Hockenson, but the consensus of Taylor being the pick did make me ask a relevant question.
Why aren’t we talking about Alabama offensive tackle Jonah Williams?
Right tackle is obviously a need for the Jaguars, even with the amount of bodies they have who can play...
With the 2019 NFL Draft a few days away, most fans are in their fox hole with their favorite prospects, especially for who they want the Jacksonville Jaguars to pick with the seventh overall pick. I asked the question on Twitter, but also wanted to ask it here...
Who is your current realistic crush for the Jaguars to pick at No. 7?
For me personally, it’s Houston defensive lineman Ed Oliver.
In my opinion he’s the best defensive lineman in the draft and it’s puzzling he’s not the...
As draft day becomes closer, speculation on what the Jaguars will do, and what they should do comes out more rapidly. In the past few days, with Telvin Smith absent from the team’s voluntary OTAs, many are wondering if the team should trade Smith. I’m perplexed by those whose answer is not automatically no.
There many layers to this, but let’s start off with this fundamental question. Does trading Smith making the Jaguars better in 2019? The answer to that question is no. Everything...
Jacksonville Jaguars coach Doug Marrone finally spoke with star cornerback Jalen Ramsey, who is skipping voluntary workouts, and said he had the wrong number for the two-time Pro Bowl defender.
At the Jacksonville Jaguars pre-draft media luncheon on Monday afternoon, VP of football Tom Coughlin was asked about Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette, who has been the subject of a lot of news and speculation since the end of the season. It sounds like so far, Fournette is doing everything he needs to do. I’d like to say that’s good news, but the cynic in me says good job for doing what you’re supposed to be doing at this point in the season? Since being selected with the fourth...
The Jacksonville Jaguars are holding their annual pre-draft media sessions prior to the 2019 NFL Draft, the “luncheon” as it’s become known. To no one’s surprise during the luncheon both general manager David Caldwell and VP of football Tom Coughlin indicated the team would be looking to draft the “best available player”, BAP if you will, with their first round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.
Dave Caldwell and Tom Coughlin both say “best player available” is the approach in the...
Last week the Jacksonville Jaguars reported for voluntary workouts and two big name players were absent, in cornerback Jalen Ramsey and linebacker Telvin Smith. Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone said he hadn’t directly spoken to either player, but did send them a text message and hadn’t heard back.
Marrone said on Monday during the team’s annual NFL Draft media session that he hadn’t heard back from Smith and isn’t sure why he’s not there, but he did end up speaking with Ramsey and...
The Bills are set to sign running back T.J. Yeldon, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.com. When finalized, it’ll be a two-year deal for the veteran. The 25-year-old (26 in October) met with the Patriots earlier in the month but wound up signing with a different AFC East team. With Buffalo, Yeldon will serve as a backup behind LeSean McCoy and Frank Gore, two talented players who are both on the other side of 30. Jacksonville scaled back Yeldon’s role over time. After a 182-carry rookie...
The 2019 NFL Draft is just a few days at this point, and the speculation on what the Jacksonville Jaguars may do is as high as ever. One thing that is certain is that the Jaguars need to draft a young, play-making tight end at some point — sorry, but the current tight end group isn’t really striking fear into opposing defensive coordinators. It’s not really a question on if the Jaguars will draft a tight end, but more of a question of when. This is an unusually deep draft for tight...