Following the 2025 NFL Draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars have yet to re-sign any of their unrestricted free agents, making them the only NFL team without a signing from this group. The only player brought back was offensive lineman Cole Van Lanen. This inactivity is part of GM James Gladstone's roster reshaping, which included trading away Christian Kirk and releasing Evan Engram. The Jaguars signed 10 external unrestricted free agents, aiming to improve the team’s depth.

Among the Jaguars' unrestricted free agents, notable players such as Brandon Scherff, Caleb Johnson, and D'Ernest Johnson still remain unsigned. Scherff, a key player on the offensive line, is expected to find a new home soon given the demand for offensive line depth across the league. Meanwhile, Johnson has been a standout on special teams, and Johnson offers valuable depth at running back, especially after the Jaguars added two new running backs during the draft.