Jaguars Primed for Playoff Push

It's March 23rd, I'm Corey with The Story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered

football briefing.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are gearing up to build on their 13-win season from last year.

Head coach Liam Cohen says the team has a strong foundation and plans to push deeper

into the playoffs next year.

With a talented roster in place, they're focused on steady progress without any setbacks.

Earlier this week, Cohen talked about lessons from the past season during a press conference.

He and his staff are working hard this off-season to refine their approach.

Even with some roster changes, the core group remain solid, and players are buying into

the vision for 2026.

Fans and analysts see the impact of free agency losses, but the mood in Jacksonville stays

upbeat.

Key leaders like Executive Vice President Tony Boselli and General Manager James Gladstone

are backing the current lineup.

The team trusts returning veterans to fill any gaps and keep momentum going.

On defense, the line stayed mostly together, and they're expected to lead the charge.

Players like defensive tackle, arick arm-stead, and N. Josh Hines, Alan bring proven pressure

up front.

Their work will help the whole unit by disrupting offenses early.

As training ramps up, the Jaguars look prime to contend again if that front holds strong.