Jaguars tight end Patrick Herbert discussed adjusting to the NFL and the Florida heat, why he chose to sign a UDFA contract with Jacksonville, and what he's learning from the veteran tight ends in the room.

Camp scenario: Trammell is trying to make a team that returns Brian Thomas Jr., Parker Washington and Joshua Cephus, drafted Travis Hunter and signed free agent Dyami Brown. Being a return specialist and having player under Coen for one season are points in his favor.

Allen, who set a franchise record with 17.5 sacks in 2023, has his eye on breaking the NFL's single-season record in 2025.

Jaguars wide receiver Chandler Brayboy talked about moving out of North Carolina for the first time and exploring Jacksonville as he adjusts to life in the NFL. He reflected on the transition to the pro level,

Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Foye Oluokun opened up about the team's mentality switch from last year to this year.

With a roster spot or two up for grabs, two depth wide receivers have stood out early on in the Jaguars' training camp practices.

Jacksonville Jaguars pass rusher Josh Hines-Allen was named to the NFL's Top 100 players list recently. Hines-Allen landed at No. 63 overall, two spots above Brian Thomas Jr. who came in at No. 61. While it's an honor he's grateful to receive, he knows the levels he can get to when he's locked in.

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Jacksonville Jaguars' pass rusher Josh Hines-Allen wants to break an NFL record during the 2025 season. As Hines-Allen told reporters, his goal for the upcoming year is to set the NFL's single-season sack record.