The senior NFL writer for The Athletic this week called Jacksonville one of the NFL’s four most underrated teams. Like everyone who follows the NFL, Jones has seen the Jaguars reach the playoffs only four times since the turn of the century. However, he sees new general manager James Gladstone and head coach Liam Coen doing something different.

ESPN ranks the Jacksonville Jaguars' 2025 starting lineup 22nd overall, citing a strong pass rush but a weak offensive line. The team's biggest strength is their pass rush, led by Josh Allen and Travon Walker, while the offensive line remains a concern.

With the Jaguars' first training camp practice near, let's take a look at five positional battles to watch on offense.

Yes, the NFL doesn't technically kick off for another few weeks, but the offseason is essentially over. Teams are now dusting off their helmets following the summer hiatus and are back to work with training camps unfolding across the country.

The Seattle Seahawks might have done the Jacksonville Jaguars a favor on Sunday. The Seahawks waived starting tight end Noah Fant ahead of the start of training

Brown has acclimated well to Campanile's more zone-heavy defensive scheme, regularly making plays on the football during OTAs and minicamp. With Tyson Campbell on one side and Jourdan Lewis in the nickel, reliable play from Brown at the other cornerback spot could help form a strong trio at this position.