The Jaguars wrapped up their offseason program on Thursday and now break for a brief respite before the grind of training camp begins next month. News4JAX posed some mailbag questions to fans on X Thursday morning and we’re answering some of those here.

Arminius Patterson, owner of Audacious by Arminius, is a local designer who styles custom suits for NFL and college athletes.

The Jaguars have set their 53-man roster, with the biggest notable cut on Tuesday with backup quarterback CJ Beathard.

The Jaguars have less than a week to go before they have to cut their roster down to the NFL-mandated 53. Jamal St. Cyr and Justin Barney make their final projections on what that roster will look like.

The Jaguars hosted an NFL draft party at EverBank Stadium on Thursday night. News4JAX photographer Jacob Simons captured the sights of the party in this photo gallery.

The reshaping of the Jaguars is beginning to take shape as the franchise stares down a significant offseason with dwindling resources to address those with.

The Jacksonville Jaguars expect to have three key offensive players back for their second of back-to-back games in London.

The Jaguars are ready to turn the page to the regular season, but not without one final chunk of work on their roster.

That is a wrap. The preseason is over! The Jaguars wrapped up the preseason with a big exclamation point. Doug Pederson used the third preseason game like a dress rehearsal for the team, with starters playing most of the first half. Outside of a rookie mistake from Tank Bigsby, Pederson should be pleased with what he saw from the team. I know I am. Here are my Four Cents.

Rayshawn Jenkins and Andre Cisco were announced as the starting safeties for the Jaguars first preseason game Saturday at the Dallas Cowboys.

Jacksonville’s first day in full pads was relatively relaxed, save for the scorching and sweaty morning at Miller Electric Center. Full pads didn’t mean full contact though. The team’s sixth training camp practice was a little more spirited but nothing near full-on collisions. That will come soon enough though.

Jacksonville continued heavy on the defensive side of the ball, spending two of its three sixth-round picks on defenders on Saturday in the NFL draft.

Jacksonville selected Louisville edge rusher Yasir Abdullah with the first pick of the fifth round and then safety Antonio Johnson of Texas A&M at pick No. 160.

Alabama once again collected a Southeastern Conference title and two big league-wide individual awards.

Some Southeastern Conference defenses are flexing their muscles after 2020 being a defensive coordinator’s nightmare.