Jacksonville’s 2025 overhaul is on, with 23 new players and a string of bold moves. Saunders from New Orleans shores up the interior D-line while Fred Johnson heads to Philadelphia for extra draft capital. Tim Patrick adds veteran upside at receiver, and Beau Brade’s waiver by New York signals the Jags are still chasing safety depth after Caleb Ransaw’s season-ending injury. Jabrill Peppers, released by New England, remains a potential splash option for Jacksonville.

Jacksonville reshapes its 2025 53-man roster with a blitz of new faces. Twenty-six players joined the club, nearly half the unit. A youth movement is front and center as the new regime purges veteran anchors from March onward and recasts the roster around upside, speed and development.

Caleb Ransaw’s season-ending IR fate highlights the risk-reward angle of a deliberate rebuild, while the Jaguars push to prove they can grow into a faster, more versatile unit. The 2025 path is open-ended, but the plan is unmistakably to do it their way and accelerate youth into pivotal roles.