In 2025, the Jacksonville Jaguars' receiving corps ranks 16th in the NFL, showcasing a blend of potential and experience. Rookie tight end Luke Farrell made waves with an impressive 83.4 PFF grade and 1,282 receiving yards, placing him among the top-three in the league. Meanwhile, Hunter's trajectory suggests he could ascend to elite status in his sophomore year, aided by solid PFF grades throughout college. Though depth remains a concern, quarterback Trevor Lawrence has a versatile asset in running back Travis Etienne, who has been productive as a receiver.

Offensive coordinator Grant Udinski believes there’s untapped potential in Farrell for his second year, hinting at a more enhanced role that could benefit both the tight end and Lawrence. The team faces a challenge in depth, as they look to balance the production of standout players with the development of newcomers to maximize their offensive capabilities.