Jacksonville's Week 5 injury report centers on edge pressure and line depth. Travon Walker (wrist) and Yasir Abdullah (hamstring) did not practice, with Walker listed day-to-day after a specialist visit. The team plans smart reps and relies on Edoga and Van Lanen to stabilize the line while Anton Harrison continues to progress. Several role players are limited, including Dyami Brown, Ezra Cleveland, Bhayshul Tuten, Wyatt Milum, Eric Murray, and others, shaping a flexible game plan.

Jacksonville’s Week 4 injury update centers on Dyami Brown’s shoulder. If Brown suits up, he could anchor the Jaguars’ aerial attack and unlock room for other receivers; if not, the target distribution shifts to the depth chart and the run game becomes more critical.

With Bhayshul Tuten, Brian Thomas Jr., Ezra Cleveland, and Patrick Mekari cleared, Jacksonville’s protection and backfield depth look solid. Coen stressed practice tempo and confidence in the unit as they prepare for Sunday against San Francisco, focusing on execution and receiver development for a tough matchup.

Jacksonville's offense opened strong thanks to an under-the-radar but elite-performing offensive line. They’ve allowed only one sack and kept Trevor Lawrence largely unpressured, helping the unit rank among the top in points and yards per play. The run game has been the standout, leading the NFL in rushing yards per game and yards per carry, fueling the play-action passing game.

Offseason reshaping by GM James Gladstone and a dynamic training-camp rotation from Liam Coen culminated in a trusted starting five: Walker Little, Ezra Cleveland, Robert Hainsey, Patrick Mekari, Anton Harrison. If this cohesion holds, fantasy managers should expect continued efficient production from Lawrence and a balanced, high-floor Jaguars attack.