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.

Jacksonville moves on from Darnell Savage and faces a clear path to a new third safety. Antonio Johnson is favored to inherit the role, thanks to his 858 career defensive snaps and broader deep-safety experience, which fits the Jaguars' three-safety looks under Anthony Campanile. Rayuan Lane, a Day 3 rookie, sits behind as the developing option, while the 53-man roster decision looms as GM James Gladstone weighs adding depth at safety.

The depth chart shift centers on whether Johnson can translate camp competition into the on-field versatility to play deep, box, or nickel, with Lane offering upside as a developmental piece. Savage’s release removes a rotational piece who lined up all over the secondary, opening the door for Johnson to lock in as the new flexible backstop alongside Eric Murray and the rest of the unit.