Cole Van Lanen steps into an expanded role as Jacksonville copes with injury-depleted tackle depth. He’ll be tested in both run and pass protection, shaping the Jaguars’ early game stability and Lawrence’s comfort in the pocket as the reserve linemen rotate through key reps.

Cole Van Lanen signed a restricted free agent tender worth $3.26 million to stay with the Jaguars for the 2025 season. After being drafted by the Packers in 2021 and traded to Jacksonville, his role has increased significantly over his tenure, now projected as the backup right tackle for 2025.

Cole Van Lanen is currently the only restricted free agent who might return to the Jaguars after receiving a tender. He has also visited other teams, including Seattle, which may affect his status with the Jaguars.

Cole Van Lanen, a restricted free agent lineman, recently visited the Seahawks. He is a sixth-round pick from the 2021 NFL Draft and has played primarily as a reserve lineman in his career.

Cole Van Lanen is a former Wisconsin Badgers lineman who recently visited the Seattle Seahawks as a restricted free agent. His playing time with the Jaguars increased significantly, showcasing his development as a player. However, he faces competition due to the Jaguars' offseason additions to their offensive line.