Michael Haney
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- Sep 21, 2026
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- Aug 7, 2026
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Panthers learned in historic showing what Jaguars already knew about Devin Lloyd (opens the original)
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Nobody in the Jacksonville Jaguars' building was thrilled to let linebacker Devin Lloyd walk out the door this offseason. But after a dominant season in which he earned second-team All-Pro honors, the star defender was simply too expensive to keep in house. One of the most prized defenders on the free-agent market, he signed with the Carolina Panthers on a three-year, $45 million deal. Through just two games, Lloyd is already showing the Panthers why the Jaguars were so reluctant to let him go.
NFL executives gave Jaguars the underdog narrative they didn't know they needed (opens the original)
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The Jacksonville Jaguars have spent most of the last decade living in the extremes. In eight of the last ten seasons, they have finished either first or last in the AFC South. It's all or nothing with the Jags. So it's a bit jarring to see them ranked firmly in the middle of the pack in the AFC heading into the season. But that's exactly where they fell in Mike Sando's rankings. Sando, of The Athletic, polled six NFL executives to create a 1-16 ranking of every team in the conference. Jacksonvil
Jaguars are quietly poised to silence regression concerns in 2026 (opens the original)
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After a revelatory 2025 season under head coach Liam Coen, the Jacksonville Jaguars enter the 2026 campaign with plenty left to prove. However, skeptics don't believe they'll pull it off. The Jags are considered one of the top regression candidates in the NFL, with their 13-4 record from last season setting an impossible standard. Bill Barnwell of ESPN sees a setback coming. He included Jacksonville in a recent article naming the NFL's top five most likely teams to decline this season. Barnwell
Jaguars quietly swap linebackers after first week of training camp (opens the original)
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Jacksonville Jaguars general manager James Gladstone has no problem being cutthroat when he needs to. He and head coach Liam Coen proved it after the first week of training camp by letting go of linebacker Jared Bartlett less than a week after signing him. The second-year backer was waived with an injury designation on Thursday evening. In a concurrent move, the Jags signed veteran linebacker Jahlani Tavai to take Bartlett's spot. In light of Jack Kiser's injury, the former New England Patriots
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