After a good first day of training camp, the Jaguars had a much sloppier second day.

The Jaguars open their season on the road, end it at home and still aren’t good enough for primetime football in the Sunday or Monday time slot.

The Jaguars will square off against the Denver Broncos when they head back to Wembley Stadium for the 2022 regular season.

The Jaguars finally addressed their glaring holes among pass catchers, with agreements with two receivers and a tight end during the legal tampering period on Monday.

The team agreed to terms with two defensive players on Monday, linebacker Foyesade Oluokun and defensive tackle Foley Fatukasi, according to multiple reports.

The Jaguars are making moves in free agency already.

It is those sorts of moves that can help to define a team. Here are four free agents this year whose names you or may not know that could pay huge dividends for the Jaguars in 2022.

The NFL's new league year begins on March 16 at 4 p.m. That means the official start of free agency. How do the Jaguars look entering that stretch and who are some players they could target?

The Jaguars placed the franchise tag on left tackle Cam Robinson for the second consecutive season on Tuesday afternoon.

On Monday morning, Tony Boselli announced on 1010XL radio that Mark Brunell would be his presenter for the Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement in Canton, Ohio.

While the playmakers on the offense are the names that most fans know it’s those big unsung heroes on the offensive line that are often at the top of quarterback's Christmas lists.

Jacksonville’s plans to hire an executive vice president of football operations has been put on hold owner Shad Khan said on Tuesday.

With the Jaguars owning the No. 1 overall pick and 10 other selections in the NFL draft, the scouting staff has a lot of work to do.

Should the Jaguars franchise tag Cam Robinson again, sign him to a long-term extension or go another route at the position?

Doug Pederson has heard about the struggles in Jacksonville.

Doug Pederson’s coaching staff with the Jaguars is complete.

It is 2022 and the Jaguars are in the same position they were in 2021 … on the clock for the NFL draft.

Tony Boselli, the first draft pick in Jaguars’ franchise history finally reached the Pro Football Hall of Fame, a career-making moment for both the city, the franchise and, of course, Boselli.

The Jags were the last team to have a player elected, and the praise for Boselli as that representative came pouring in after the news broke Thursday night.

Tony Boselli was the bedrock of the expansion Jaguars. LeRoy Butler grew up in Jacksonville and went on to star at the highest levels of football. Two Jacksonville icons, both going into the Pro Football Hall of Fame together.

Tony Boselli is the first Jacksonville Jaguars player to be elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The Jaguars have their offensive coordinator.

The Jacksonville area has two finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame — Jaguars left tackle Tony Boselli and Packers safety LeRoy Butler — which will be revealed on Thursday night during the NFL Honors show.

After hiring Urban Meyer, Shad Khan infamously said “this time I got it right.”

Grading the Jaguars head coaching hire of Doug Pederson.

Doug Pederson spent five seasons as the head coach with Philadelphia and went 42-37-1 with the Eagles. He won two NFC East titles and reached the playoffs three times, including a Super Bowl 52 win over the Patriots.

While many fans on social media said that they wanted Byron Leftwich, what has been the reaction on Jacksonville's hiring of Doug Pederson?

Byron Leftwich is out of the running for the Jaguars head coaching position, according to a report from the Tampa Bay Times.

How did we get here and what happens next? Here’s a look at Jacksonville’s coaching timeline.

The 42-year-old Byron Leftwich traveled a unique path from the Washington, DC area to the NFL. Here are some of the moments in his journey.