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Getty Images Thursday brought a report that the Jaguars hired Denard Robinson as an offensive quality control assistant and he’s not the only new member of the coaching staff who played for the team earlier in their careers. Robinson’s hiring was announced by the Jaguars on Friday. They also...

Getty Images Denard Robinson is back with the Jaguars, this time as a coach. Robinson, who played running back for the Jaguars for four years, has joined the Jaguars’ staff as an offensive quality control coach, Field Yates of ESPN reports. The 29-year-old Robinson was a fifth-round draft...

Getty Images Members of the Jaguars participated in a protest march in Jacksonville last Friday and there was another contingent that included running back Leonard Fournette taking part in a march on Tuesday. Fournette helped organize the march from Jacksonville City Hall to the Duval County...

Getty Images Leonard Fournette was at his home in New Orleans when the Jaguars became the first professional sports franchise to hold an organized protest last week. But the running back is returning to Jacksonville to participate in a peaceful protest walk downtown Tuesday morning, John Reid...

Getty Images Ernest Wilford hasn’t played for the Jaguars since 2010, but he joined members of the team for last Friday’s march from their stadium to the sheriff’s department to protest inequality and police brutality. Wilford likely knew the route well because he has been an officer with the...

Getty Images Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew says he knows he can improve this offseason without minicamps and organized team activities, because he’s done it before. Minshew started college at Troy, then went to Northwest Mississippi Community College, then transferred to East Carolina...

Getty Images In cities throughout America, peaceful protests continue regarding the chronic mistreatment of African-American citizens who are, under this nation’s founding documents, are supposed to possess the same fundamental, inalienable rights as everyone else. In Jacksonville, members of...

Members of the Jaguars marched from their stadium to the steps of the sheriff’s department Friday to protest inequality and police brutality. The march included General Manager Dave Caldwell, coach Doug Marrone and assistant coach Terry Robiskie. Twenty-one players also participated, including...

Getty Images Jaguars owner Shad Khan has written a long, personal essay that goes well beyond the platitudes that many professional team owners have offered amid the unrest currently unfolding on America’s streets. In his statement, Khan describes coming to the United States from Pakistan and...

Getty Images A year ago, most NFL fans wouldn’t have known the difference between Gardner Minshew and Marvin Gardens. This year, Minshew comes in at No. 30 on the Chris Simms top 30 quarterback countdown. The Jaguars quarterback showed plenty as a rookie, thanks to a Week One broken collarbone...

Getty Images The Super Bowl LII MVP has had a rollercoaster career. It’s currently unclear whether 2020 will be a high or a low. He’s starting the year fairly low on the Chris Simms top 40 quarterback countdown. Nick Foles, the likely Bears starter, comes in at No. 31. That’s 15 spots lower...

Getty Images Jaguars quarterback Josh Dobbs hasn’t been able to work with his team in person this offseason, but he has found a way to keep busy beyond any remote meetings he’s been part of with his Jacksonville teammates. Dobbs has been interning at NASA and was in attendance at Saturday’s...

Getty Images At this point last year, Gardner Minshew was a rookie trying to earn a spot on the Jaguars depth chart as a backup to Nick Foles. Things are quite different this year. Minshew was pushed into action in Week One when Foles broke his collarbone and then took the job back from Foles...

Getty Images New Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Tyler Eifert cited Jay Gruden’s presence as the team’s new offensive coordinator as a big reason why he decided to sign with the team this offseason. Gruden also is eager to be paired with Eifert again in Jacksonville as the tight end position is...

Getty Images The Rams have had some on-field success in recent years. Off the field, they’ve struggled to handle their business in an ideal way, doing contracts they shouldn’t have done (with Todd Gurley, Jared Goff, Brandin Cooks) and failing to do contracts they should have done. Into the...

Getty Images New Jaguars offensive coordinator Jay Gruden knows the most important task he faces in Jacksonville is developing a strong relationship and rapport with second-year quarterback Gardner Minshew. Following the trade if Nick Foles to Chicago this offseason, the reins of the Jaguars’...

Getty Images When Jay Gruden was hired as the new offensive coordinator in Jacksonville, Jaguars wide receiver DJ Chark said that he is excited about the opportunities that might come his way in Gruden’s scheme. Gruden talked about Chark during a Tuesday conference call and it sounds like he’s...

Getty Images With NFL teams being allowed to begin limited re-openings of their team headquarters, Tad Dickman, the public relations director for the Jacksonville Jaguars, detailed the measures they have put in place to protect employees as personnel begin to return to on-site duties...

Getty Images New Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Cassius Marsh is the first second-generation player in franchise history. Marsh’s father, Curtis, was a wide receiver in the NFL for three seasons and was a part of the first draft class in team history in 1995. “I know my dad was the part of...

Getty Images As the Jaguars try to win enough games to stave off a franchise reset, one of the most important positions on the offensive line could be in new hands. As explained by John Reid of the Florida Times-Union, Will Richardson will move from right guard to left tackle, where he’ll have...