The Jaguars have set their 53-man roster, with the biggest notable cut on Tuesday with backup quarterback CJ Beathard.

The Jaguars have less than a week to go before they have to cut their roster down to the NFL-mandated 53. Jamal St. Cyr and Justin Barney make their final projections on what that roster will look like.

The rule change will have every team reduce rosters from 90 players to 53 on Aug. 29. Well, we aren’t waiting until then. We are going to try and nail the Jaguars 53-man roster now.

The first one is out of the way, and it wasn’t pretty. So, will the Jaguars look like a more refined football team in their second preseason game of the year? Will the starting lineups look more like what fans can expect to see on a regular game day?

Each day this week, News4JAX looks at each offensive unit on the Jaguars. Today, it’s the tight ends.

It started off so promising and spiraled from there.

NFL teams have until 4 p.m. on Tuesday to trim their rosters to 53 players. News4Jax sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr reveals his final 53-man roster projection for the Jaguars.

Tim Tebow’s comeback and NFL career are over.

Feel that energy? Jaguars players sure do.

Tim Tebow is far from the spotlight at Jacksonville Jaguars practice.

With training camp only a few weeks away, the News4Jax sports team is breaking down the Jaguars roster, position by position. Today's group: tight end.

At that tight end position on the Jaguars, the bar couldn’t be much lower. That’s why Tim Tebow has a pulse to get a legitimate look.

The Jaguars signed two tight ends in one day.

Tim Tebow and Urban Meyer are together again.

The Urban Meyer-Trevor Lawrence era has officially begun in Jacksonville.

Urban Meyer didn't have to ask too many questions of scouts about the Jaguars' fifth-round pick. Tight end Luke Farrell was recruited by and played for Meyer at Ohio State.

The Jaguars finally addressed their glaring hole at tight end in the draft, selecting Ohio State’s Luke Farrell with their first pick of the fifth round.

11, where Clemson coach Dabo Swinney placed Ohio State on his ballot in the final regular-season coaches' poll. 3 Ohio State buried the second-ranked Tigers 49-28 in the Sugar Bowl semifinal Friday night. Ohio State beat the Crimson Tide in the semifinals on the way to the 2014 national championship. “This performance by this team I hope will go down in Ohio State history as a landmark victory,” Day said. Ohio State did not give details about their absences, but all four had played in the Big Ten championship two weeks ago.