John Oehser is a Senior Writer at jaguars.com. He specializes in various aspects of sports, including professional and competitive sports, sports marketing, and sports broadcasting, with a focus on both individual and team sports. John has been featured in numberFire (acquired by FanDuel), WDSU-TV, NewsBreak, MySanfordHerald, Jacksonville Jaguars, and West Virginia State News.Net.
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By: John Oehser, Mark Duffner, Frank Frangie
JACKSONVILLE – Jaguars experts – Frank Frangie, Brent Martineau, Kainani Stevens, John Oehser, Brian Sexton, John Shipley, J.P. Shadrick, Mark Duffner and Austen Lane – are breaking down the Jaguars as the 2026 NFL season approaches; today: A case for offensive MVP
We have one more week of the dead zone, then it's on to Jaguars 2026 Training Camp. Whoo!
It looks like the "respect" card is going to have to be put down, at least temporarily. CBS Sports just listed Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence as one of the three most underrated quarterbacks in the league along with Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys and Jordan Love of the Green Bay Packers. I was very surprised; not that I don't agree with it, because I do. It is because, "JACKSONVILLE."
By: John Oehser, Mark Duffner, Frank Frangie
JACKSONVILLE – Jaguars experts – Frank Frangie, Brent Martineau, Kainani Stevens, John Oehser, Brian Sexton, John Shipley, J.P. Shadrick, Mark Duffner and Austen Lane – are breaking down the Jaguars as the 2026 NFL season approaches; today: A case for defensive MVP
Wanting to know if you are at all curious how the Netflix Australia game (San Francisco 49ers versus Los Angeles Rams) on Thursday, September 10 (10:30 a.m. Friday morning in Melbourne) will play out from a logistics, delivery and success point of view? Do Australians tailgate pregame?
Second-year wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter, the No. 2 overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft, is expected to be ready for the start of Jaguars 2026 Training Camp after missing the physical – on-field – part of the offseason program rehabilitating the knee injury that kept him out of the last 10 2025 regular-season games. My understanding is veteran running back Chris Rodriguez Jr. – who signed as a restricted free agent from the Washington Commanders this offseason – is also expected to be ready for the start of training camp after missing the on-field part of the offseason program with a knee injury. It's plausible that those two could be monitored closely with the slightest nod given to ensuring they remain healthy early in camp – as is the norm early in training camps with players who are coming off injuries. But all signs are positive on these players and they should be considered "good to go."
Nobody would consider his season a bad one? Pro Football Focus graded him at a 58, 69 th out of 132. That is bad, if math also isn't your strength. And his signature pass-rush move is going backwards. How does someone whose job is to talk about football know absolutely nothing about football? That is my question.
Hi, KOAGF. Is the tush push still a thing? I thought it gave the Philadelphia Eagles an unfair advantage as an automatic first down when going for it on fourth and short. Maybe Jaguars Head Coach Liam Coen should go for it on fourth down in all cases except when more than 10 yards to go or if deep in own territory. Just add that extra down advantage for the offense the whole game. When converting, great. When not converting, same as a punt with less field for the defense to cover. Field goals in rare cases. Otherwise, go for touchdowns or go home. What do you think?
Senior writer John Oehser previews 2026 Jaguars Training Camp, which will begin July 29 and run though August 26 at the Miller Electric Center; veterans report July 28, with rookies and quarterbacks reporting July 25
By: John Oehser, Mark Duffner, Frank Frangie
JACKSONVILLE – Jaguars experts – Frank Frangie, Brent Martineau, Kainani Stevens, John Oehser, Brian Sexton, John Shipley, J.P. Shadrick, Mark Duffner and Austen Lane – are breaking down the Jaguars as the 2026 NFL season approaches; today: Keys to improving on the 2025 AFC South Championship season
