
It’s NFL team preview time, and today we’re looking at the Jacksonville Jaguars. Each Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from July 25 through Sept. 8, we will take an in-depth look at each team in the NFL with a 7- to 10-minute video going through impactful additions and departures, last year’s rankings and strength of schedule in 2023.
Home Field Sports analyst Jim Derry will then make a prediction on the team’s record this season and where they will finish in their respective division, along with the over/under win total, at Caesars Sportsbook.
These stories are a brief summary of the accompanied preview videos – powered by the Dattitude Podcast (which will review each division every Friday until the season begins). The schedule for when each team will run is listed below with a link to each story and video that already has run.
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
2022 record: 9-8, 1st in AFC South; defeated Los Angeles Chargers, 31-30, in wild-card round; lost to Kansas City Chiefs, 27-20, in the divisional round.
2023 bye week: 9
Coach: Doug Pederson (2nd season)
2023 Draft: 1 (27th overall pick) T Anton Harrison, Oklahoma; 2 (61) TE Brenton Strange, Penn State; 3 (88) RB Tank Bigsby, Auburn; 4 (121) LB Ventrell Miller, Florida; 4 (130) DE Tyler Lacy, Oklahoma State; 5 (136) LB Yasir Abdullah, Louisville; 5 (160) S Antonio Johnson, Texas A&M; 6 (185) WR Parker Washington, Penn State; 6 (202) CB Christian Braswell, Rutgers; 6 (208) DB Erick Hallett, Pittsburgh.
Free-agent signings: K Brandon McManus, 1 year, $2M; T Josh Wells, 1 year, $1.32M; RB D’Ernest Johnson, 1 year, $1.23M; DE Michael Dogbe, 1 year, $1.08M; DE Henry Mondeaux, 1 year, $1.01M.
Key moments in video: This is one of the toughest teams to predict this season (1:15); Changes on offense (2:48); Can Trevor Lawrence duplicate last season’s success (3:45); Easiest and toughest parts of schedule (4:20); Over/Under win totals, predictions and projected record and finish in division (7:06)
PREVIEW SCHEDULE / LINKS
AFC SOUTH
July 25: Houston Texans
July 26: Indianapolis Colts
July 27: Jacksonville Jaguars
July 28: Tennessee Titans
NFC WEST
Aug. 1: Arizona Cardinals
Aug. 2: Los Angeles Rams
Aug. 3: San Francisco 49ers
Aug. 4: Seattle Seahawks
AFC WEST
Aug. 8: Denver Broncos
Aug. 9: Kansas City Chiefs
Aug. 10: Las Vegas Raiders
Aug. 11: Los Angeles Chargers
NFC EAST
Aug. 15: Dallas Cowboys
Aug. 16: New York Giants
Aug. 17: Philadelphia Eagles
Aug. 18: Washington Commanders
AFC EAST
Aug. 22: Buffalo Bills
Aug. 23: Miami Dolphins
Aug. 24: New England Patriots
Aug. 25: New York Jets
NFC NORTH
Aug. 29: Chicago Bears
Aug. 29: Detroit Lions
Aug. 30: Green Bay Packers
Aug. 30: Minnesota Vikings
AFC NORTH
Aug. 31: Baltimore Ravens
Aug. 31: Cincinnati Bengals
Sept. 1: Cleveland Browns
Sept. 2: Pittsburgh Steelers
NFC SOUTH
Sept. 5: Atlanta Falcons
Sept. 6: Carolina Panthers
Sept. 7: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Sept. 8: New Orleans Saints