PFF Ranks Clemson No.1 Defensive Line, Jaguars, Florida Gators Top NFL, NCAA Units
PFF Ranks Clemson No.1 Defensive Line, Jaguars, Florida Gators Top NFL, NCAA Units

PFF Ranks Clemson No.1 Defensive Line, Jaguars, Florida Gators Top NFL, NCAA Units

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Pro Football Focus (PFF) has released rankings highlighting top players and units heading into the 2025 football season, emphasizing the Jacksonville Jaguars and prominent college teams. Jaguars defensive tackle Arik Armstead is ranked No. 23 among defensive tackles, as he transitions back inside under new coordinator Anthony Campanile, with the team showing confidence in its current defensive front despite no offseason additions. On offense, Jaguars guard Patrick Mekari is ranked No. 28 at his position by PFF, recognized for his versatility playing multiple offensive line spots and expected to contribute significantly after a strong 2024 season. In college football, Clemson boasts the nation's No. 1 defensive line, featuring several first-round NFL prospects returning to chase a national title, while the Florida Gators' offensive line is ranked fourth nationally by PFF, anchored by first-round caliber players like center Jake Slaughter and left tackle Austin Barber. Florida's recruiting efforts have also surged, with high-rated commitments enhancing the program's outlook. These rankings and roster insights underscore key players and units poised to impact the 2025 football season across professional and college levels.

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