The Jacksonville Jaguars' skill position players are ranked 18th overall as per ESPN's Bill Barnwell's assessment for the 2025 NFL season, reflecting a decline from their 2023 ranking of 9th. The highlight for the Jaguars is rookie wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr., who finished with the third-most receiving yards in his debut season, showcasing his elite potential. In addition, GM James Gladstone has bolstered the receiving corps by signing Dyami Brown and drafting Travis Hunter, adding speed to an already promising lineup.

The tight end position is in good hands with Brenton Strange, whose versatility as a blocker and receiver could unlock more opportunities within the Jaguars' multi-faceted offensive scheme under coordinator Coen. At running back, the trio of Travis Etienne, Tank Bigsby, and Bhayshul Tuten presents depth, though uncertainty remains about how playing time will be allocated. The effectiveness of the running game is crucial for maintaining offensive unpredictability in Coen's system, which adapts to various game situations.