Two-way college star and reigning Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter, the second overall pick in April’s NFL draft, signed a four-year, $46.6 million contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.

For nearly 40 athletes from Special Olympics Florida, Thursday was more than just another day in the offseason — it was a chance to live out their football dreams.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will begin their 2025 training camp on July 19 when rookies report. The remainder of the team will arrive three days later on Tuesday, July 22.

Jacksonville Jaguars first-round draft pick Travis Hunter has found a home.

Josh Hines-Allen tipped the scales like never before in 2024.

Jacksonville signed defensive end Dawuane Smoot on Tuesday, bringing back the defensive end after a one-year stint with the Bills. The Jaguars also signed receiver Trenton Irwin and released receiver David White.

Saquon Barkley is the cover athlete for the popular “Madden 26″ football game, with an assist from Jaguars player Jarrian Jones.

Jacksonville Jaguars WR/CB Travis Hunter could earn bonus money through contract incentives for playing offense, defense and special teams, according to ESPN.

Travis Hunter’s unique situation in Jacksonville requires some delicate balancing.

Hard work doesn’t always get immediate recognition, but for one local athlete, it showed up unexpectedly in his backyard in the form of Travis Hunter.

The Jacksonville Jaguars’ facility is filled with plenty of new faces coming into the 2025 season, and one of those is Keli’i Kekuewa, the team’s new assistant offensive line coach and run game specialist.

NFL owners will discuss a proposal to allow players under contract to participate in flag football when the sport makes its Olympic debut in 2028 in Los Angeles.

The News4JAX sports staff predicts what it thinks the Jaguars will do in 2025.

The 32 NFL owners will decide where the Jacksonville Jaguars will play in 2027 in October, according to multiple sources.

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.

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.

The Jacksonville Jaguars released veteran receiver Gabe Davis nearly 14 months after signing him to a three-year, $39 million contract.

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 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.

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

Two-way star Travis Hunter hopped on Jaguars owner Shad Khan’s private jet and stared out a window the entire flight to Florida because he was “just excited to get here and be able to come back home and get to work.”.

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.

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 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.

The Jacksonville Jaguars traded up three spots to select Heisman Trophy winner and two-way Colorado star Travis Hunter with the No. 2 pick in the NFL draft.

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.

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.

The 2025 DUUUVAL Draft Party, which would usually be held at EverBank Stadium, has been moved to the Lemon Bar and Seahorse Oceanfront Inn in Neptune Beach.

In a draft class that has been touted as relatively mediocre, the Jaguars are placed in an interesting situation with the fifth overall pick behind the Titans, Browns, Giants, and Patriots.

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.

On Tuesday at the franchise’s annual pre-draft luncheon, Coen and Gladstone combed through their thought process, adhered to their favorite catchphrase and didn’t downplay the importance of the draft.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will host the 2025 DUUUVAL Draft Party at the Lemon Bar and Seahorse Oceanfront Inn on Thursday, April 24.

The Jaguars exercised the fifth-year option on edge player Travon Walker on Monday afternoon, taking the guesswork out of keeping the former No. 1 overall pick in town.

For three former Jacksonville Jaguars cheerleaders, leadership, service, and spirit didn’t end when they stepped off the field. Now professionals, mothers, and community leaders, these women are using the lessons learned on the sidelines to inspire and uplift Jacksonville in powerful ways.

New head coach Liam Coen and staff will hit the ground running on April 8, a two-week jump on when teams who don’t have new coaching staffs can start.

Liam Coen met with the media during the NFL league meetings on Monday in Palm Beach and covered the gamut of topics, from free agency to the draft to Trevor Lawrence and Travon Walker as a new regime looks to change Jacksonville’s fortunes. The team can begin its offseason workout program on April 7, two weeks before other NFL teams who didn’t hire new head coaches can begin.

At a Tourist Development Tax (TDT) Sports Incentive Committee meeting in Orlando, Florida Citrus Sports detailed its proposal to host the Jacksonville Jaguars for the 2027 NFL season at Camping World Stadium.

Due to the construction schedules, the NFL Draft Party will be held at Lemon Bar this year, according to a Jaguars spokesperson.

Quarterback Mac Jones will finally join the San Francisco 49ers four years after the team nearly drafted him third overall.

The Jaguars are releasing Pro Bowl tight end Evan Engram as their makeover under a new regime continues, according to a report from ESPN’s Mike DiRocco.

The Jacksonville Jaguars found a trade partner — a division rival, no less — for receiver Christian Kirk before officially releasing him.

After originally planning on cutting veteran wide receiver Christian Kirk, the Jacksonville Jaguars are trading him to the Houston Texans for a 2026 seventh round pick, according to NFL Insider Dianna Russini.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have released veteran wide receiver Christian Kirk after he spent the last three seasons with the team, according to NFL Insider Adam Schefter.

The Jaguars ranked 18th overall out of 32 teams after ranking 5th the previous season in the NFL Players Association's annual survey.

Liam Coen and James Gladstone hit the NFL combine on Tuesday and covered quite a bit of ground on how they plan to rebuild the Jaguars.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have hired Los Angeles Rams executive James Gladstone as their general manager, reuniting him with new coach Liam Coen.

The Jacksonville Jaguars announced that it agreed to terms with James Gladstone to become the team’s General Manager on Friday.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have begun conducting in-person interviews Wednesday for their vacant general manager position and are inching closer to completing the process.

Trevor Lawrence covered quite a bit of ground during an interview on “Up & Adams," including what it’s like as a new father, his role in the team's general manager search and how he viewed last week's erroneous trade report.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have narrowed their general manager search to five finalists, including current interim GM Ethan Waugh.

The Jaguars aren’t looking to trade quarterback Trevor Lawrence, and have strongly refuted any such intentions after a report on social media Thursday morning.

The Jacksonville Fairgrounds is officially under new ownership as Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan’s Iguana Investments Florida LLC has purchased the 14.1-acre property.

The Jaguars have finalized head coach Liam Coen’s staff as he looks to rebuild the franchise.

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Arik Armstead was selected the Walter Payton Man of the Year.

Arik Armstead became the second Jaguars player to win the Walter Payton Man of the Year award at the NFL Honors event on Thursday night.

Fred Taylor’s wait for the Pro Football Hall of Fame continues.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are assembling one of the NFL’s youngest coaching staffs.

The Jaguars continue to fill out Liam Coen’s coaching staff, hiring Grant Udinski as the offensive coordinator late Wednesday night.

Pro Football Hall of Fame left tackle Tony Boselli has been hired as the franchise’s executive vice president of football operations.

2025 has been quite the year of change for the Jacksonville Jaguars. On Jan. 6, the team moved on from Doug Pederson as their head coach, and about two weeks later on Jan. 22, they decided to “respectfully separate” from their general manager Trent Baalke.

Will Liam Coen call plays? What's his biggest task with the Jaguars? Looking at some of the flash points of Coen's introduction as the Jaguars new head coach.

After a wild week that saw firings, name withdrawals, and hirings, the Jacksonville Jaguars are set to officially introduce Liam Coen as their next head coach.

In a whirlwind two-day saga, Tampa Bay Buccaneers OC Liam Coen will officially be the next head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars after initially backing out of the interview pool.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are reportedly zeroing in on Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Liam Coen as their next head coach. Some fans are optimistic.

Brian Thomas Jr. is a finalist for the rookie of the year and heading to next week’s Pro Bowl in Orlando, the latest accolades for the Jaguars receiver.

It’s official. Trent Baalke is no longer the general manager of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

General manager Trent Baalke is out in Jacksonville after the Jaguars failed to land second interviews with three of their top coaching candidates.

This Jaguars head coaching search thing has gone off the rails. Liam Coen was the guy. He knew it, and then said thanks, but no thanks. Coen is reportedly staying in Tampa Bay and Jacksonville’s head coaching search drags on.

Former Tennessee Vols standout and Jacksonville Jaguars star John Henderson is officially part of the 2025 College Football Hall of Fame class.

The Jacksonville Jaguars' search for their next head coach is in full swing, and bettors have begun to release their picks on who the team will ultimately choose to lead the organization.

The Jaguars have completed four interviews for the head coaching vacancy including both Lions coordinators and two more defensive coordinators

Even though he was wearing a sling on his left arm, Trevor Lawrence was able to point plenty of fingers — most of them at himself.

The Jaguars finished their season Sunday with an overtime loss to the Colts to cap a 4-13 finish. They fired head coach Doug Pederson on Monday and have started a new head coaching search. Jamal St. Cyr and Justin Barney answer questions on what went wrong, who the team should hire, and hand out offensive and defensive MVPs.

Lawrence and his wife Marissa on Monday announced the birth of their daughter, Shae Lynn Lawrence.

At a joint press conference conducted through Zoom on Monday, Khan explained how he reached the decision to keep Jaguars general manager Trent Baalke in his position, while Baalke gave some insight into how the front office will conduct the organization’s search for a new head coach.

Jaguars fans expected a full housecleaning. Instead, they got a light dusting, some spackle, a splash of touch-up paint and a whole lot of disappointment. Hey, Jaguars fans are plenty used to it by now, right?

Black Monday in the NFL is officially underway, and the Jacksonville Jaguars are at the center of the annual tradition that sees coaching hot seats turn into vacancies following the regular season’s conclusion.

New England’s Jerod Mayo and Jacksonville’s Doug Pederson are two NFL coaches out of a job while New York Giants coach Brian Daboll is among those who look like they will be back next fall.

The stunning downfall of Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson is complete.

Doug Pederson is out as Jacksonville’s head coach after the franchise’s “best team assembled” won just four games.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are home after spending seven hours waiting through a winter storm on the tarmac at Indianapolis International Airport.

With the regular season in the books, the Jaguars know their opponents for 2025.

It’s over. It has been a long road, but it is finally over. Sunday’s 26-23 loss to the Colts means that Jacksonville’s season is over with a 4-13 record. Now what? News4JAX sports anchor Jamal St. Cyr says it's time to wait.

Two Jacksonville Jaguars special teams players are heading to the Pro Bowl in 2025.

As the year comes to a close, News4JAX is looking back on the notable sports stories that occurred in 2024.

Fans attending Sunday’s Jacksonville Jaguars game against the Tennessee Titans were met with wet, windy weather, prompting many to leave EverBank Stadium at halftime. The less-than-ideal conditions reignited calls for a stadium upgrade, with plans for a $1.4 billion renovation set to begin next year.

How appealing would the Jacksonville Jaguars' openings be if owner Shad Khan fires coach Doug Pederson and/or general manager Trent Baalke.