After projecting what the Jacksonville Jaguars’ starting offense will look like this season, let’s take a look at what grades those players received from Pro Football Focus for their performances.
To take a position-by-position look at why I think each of these players will be among the starters come Week 1, you can find that reasoning here.
A major point of emphasis this offseason for the Jaguars was making sure that there is proper balance around Trevor Lawrence, so that he does not have to be Superman on every play.
This started with hiring Liam Coen, who brings a Sean McVay-esque offense to the Jaguars that is predicated on multiplicity. In short, that includes throwing a variety of different looks at defenses to keep them off-balance and guessing. Around the NFL, numerous quarterbacks and offenses have had success in similar systems.
Personnel-wise, GM James Gladstone has reshaped the offensive line with six new additions up front to bolster the competition, and he added a lot of speed with Dyami Brown, Travis Hunter, and Bhayshul Tuten.
When it comes to PFF’s grading system, this scale will help provide some context behind the numbers. As always, while this grading scale is helpful, it’s not he be-all end-all when it comes to player evaluations.
- 90.0+: Elite
- 80-89.9: High quality
- 70-79.9: Good
- 60-69.9: Above average
- 50-59.9: Average
- 40-49.9: Below average
- 39.9 or less: Poor
PFF grades for Jacksonville Jaguars‘ projected starting offense in 2025
- QB Trevor Lawrence – 76.8
- RB Tank Bigsby – 68.1
- WR Brian Thomas Jr. – 82.0
- WR Travis Hunter – 86.3
- WR Dyami Brown – 66.5
- TE Brenton Strange – 66.0
- LT Walker Little – 72.8
- LG Ezra Cleveland – 64.9
- C Robert Hainsey – 73.3 (Played 94 snaps)
- RG Patrick Mekari – 59.4
- RT Chuma Edoga – 52.2
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Jacksonville Jaguars PFF grades for 2025 projected starting offense