The Jacksonville Jaguars are gearing up for a pivotal 2026 offseason—their first full campaign under the dynamic new leadership of head coach Liam Coen, general manager James Gladstone, and Hall of Fame offensive tackle turned executive VP Tony Boselli. After a promising 13-win season in their debut year, the team is hungry to take the next step.
"The desired result obviously wasn’t there, but there’s a lot of pride in the process," Gladstone reflected on the 2025-26 season. "Liam, Tony, and I had a vision: raise the floor of this football team. Looking back at 2024, there was plenty of talent, but we needed to inject intangibles to close out games. Seeing that come to life is something we can take pride in."
Coen’s message of "going 1-0" resonated deeply with the roster. "Our players believed it. They poured into the process, not just the results," Gladstone added. "But we know the ball rolls back to the bottom of the hill every year. It’s about starting over and finding fulfillment in the climb."
From free agency to the draft and key roster decisions, there’s plenty to track. Bookmark this page for the latest updates as the Jaguars shape their future—and gear up for what promises to be an exciting ride.
Here’s a look at what’s on tap:
Key Offseason Storylines
- Jaguars fans are all in after Coen’s first season
- BCC staff roundtable: recapping 2025 and previewing 2026
- Where does the 2025 squad rank among the franchise’s best teams?
- One year in: grading Jacksonville’s 2025 rookie class
- Jaguars retain both coordinators on the coaching staff
- Front office comments on contract-eligible players
- Assigning "three better, three best" offseason goals for players
- Travis Hunter remains a "math changer"—just not the way you think
- Jaguars pick up the fifth-year option on OT Anton Harrison
- DE Travon Walker signs a $110 million contract extension
- Liam Coen wants Aa... (stay tuned for more)
Whether you’re stocking up on new gear to rep the team or just staying informed, this offseason is one to watch. The Jaguars are building something special—and you won’t want to miss a play.