Jaguars Integrate Coen, Gladstone, Hunter to Revamp Offense

The Jacksonville Jaguars are undergoing significant changes in 2025 with new head coach Liam Coen and general manager James Gladstone aiming to revitalize the franchise quickly. Coen, known for his offensive expertise, plans to leverage the talents of quarterback Trevor Lawrence and wide receivers Brian Thomas Jr. and rookie Travis Hunter, who is also a two-way player, to develop a dynamic offense. Wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. is expected to have a larger, more versatile role in the passing game, joined by new additions Dyami Brown and Hunter to create multiple matchup threats across the field. Despite the fresh leadership and promising offensive weapons, betting markets remain skeptical due to Jacksonville's tough schedule and the steep improvements needed after a poor 2024 season. Additionally, retrospective analyses highlight a notable 2013 draft decision where the Jaguars selected Luke Joeckel over Lane Johnson; PFF's redraft favors Johnson, who has become a two-time Super Bowl champion and multiple-time All-Pro, suggesting a missed opportunity for Jacksonville's offensive line stability. Overall, the Jaguars are poised for a potential turnaround in 2025 but face skepticism and challenges on and off the field.