Top 50 Jacksonville Jaguars
An expansion team in 1995, the Jacksonville Jaguars have yet to reach the Super Bowl, but this does not mean that they have not experienced levels of success.
In their second season in the NFL, the Jags made it to the AFC Championship and would do so again in 1999. After that, Jacksonville would go through multiple multi-year playoff droughts, but they would reach their third AFC Championship in 2017.
As this is a relatively young team, we expect that this list will fluctuate often in years to come.
This list is up to the end of the 2024 season.Note: Football lists are based on an amalgamation of tenure, traditional statistics, advanced statistics, playoff statistics, and post-season accolades.
Entering the league in 2006 as an unheralded, undrafted free agent out of Maine, Montell Owens carved out a decade-long career by transforming third-phase kick coverage into pure artistry. With a relentless motor and an innate sense of the ball carrier, he quickly became the premier gunner on kick and punt coverage units, earning a roster spot through sheer hustle.…
Purdue player Uche Nwaneri was selected by the Jaguars in the 5th Round in 2007. Nwaneri entered professional football as a raw interior prospect with raw functional strength. He secured a roster spot as a rookie, earning rotational reps before making his first career start late in his debut campaign to solidify a physical offensive line during a playoff-bound season.…
When the franchise used the seventh pick of the 2003 draft on Marshall’s broad-shouldered passer, the plan was to usher in a new era under center. Byron Leftwich didn't wait long to take the reins, inheriting the huddle four weeks into his rookie year when Mark Brunell went down and instantly giving fans a taste of his cannon arm and…
When lingering knee concerns caused elite UCLA two-way phenom Myles Jack to slide into the second round of the 2016 NFL Draft, the organization pounced on the 36th overall selection to add rare athleticism to their linebacking corps. Bringing fluid sideline-to-sideline range and defensive-back coverage traits to the middle of the field, Jack quickly broke into the starting lineup as…
Undrafted out of Saginaw Valley State and forced to take the scenic route through the CFL and arena league before a brief cup of coffee in Detroit, Paul Spicer landed in Jacksonville in 2000 as a determination-driven edge project. His initial foot in the door yielded just three appearances as a reserve, but his relentless pursuit and heavy hands quickly…
Mike Hollis went undrafted out of Idaho in 1994, and after a failed attempt to land a job with the San Diego Chargers, the expansion of the National Football League to the city of Jacksonville would find him employment.
Snagged in the second round (52nd overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft after an All-Pac-10 run at Washington, Khalif Barnes landed in North Florida to protect Fred Taylor’s blindside. Blessed with 6-foot-6 length and smooth movement traits, he cracked the starting lineup midway through his rookie year, locked down the left tackle spot for 12 starts, and earned PFWA All-Rookie…
Selected first overall in the 1999 CFL Draft out of Washington State, Vancouver-born defensive lineman Rob Meier bypassed a career in Canada to pursue his NFL ambitions. The Jacksonville Jaguars claimed him in the seventh round (241st overall) of the 2000 NFL Draft, adding a 6-foot-5, 305-pound versatile trench worker to their defensive front. Meier carved out a long career…
Selected in the second round of the 1993 draft by Arizona, Ben Coleman arrived in North Florida midway through the 1995 inaugural campaign without much fanfare. The 6-foot-5, 330-pound Wake Forest product quickly integrated into Tom Coughlin's interior rotation, offering immovable girth and heavy hands along the front line. Coleman unlocked his potential once settled into the starting left guard…
Arriving in North Florida as the 34th overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, Cam Robinson brought serious SEC pedigree to Jacksonville following an award-winning run at Alabama that featured a national title, the Outland Trophy, and unanimous All-American honors. The massive 6-foot-6, 335-pound lineman immediately seized the starting left tackle job in training camp, stepping in as a rookie…
Entering the league as a sixth-round flyer out of Yale in the 2018 NFL Draft, Foyesade Oluokun spent his initial four professional campaigns in Atlanta morphing from an Ivy League-converted safety into one of the most prolific tackling engines in professional football. When he hit open market waters in 2022, Jacksonville pounced on the free agent to instantly install him…
Drafted in the third round (67th overall) of the 2015 NFL Draft following an All-SEC tenure at South Carolina, A.J. Cann brought power and durability to Jacksonville's interior line. The 315-pound guard quickly cracked the starting lineup during his rookie campaign, stepping in at right guard by Week 3 and anchoring the spot with steady, low-leverage run blocking. Cann became…
