Jacksonville Jaguars Betting Odds

Last Updated on August 29, 2025 5:52 pm by Erwin Noguera

Team Overview

After a dismal 4-13 finish in 2024 that cost them their head coach and GM, the Jaguars have undergone a major reset. New leadership arrives with GM James Gladstone, who emphasized roster flexibility and tough decisions during a recent press conference ahead of final cuts.
Offensively, key veterans like Christian Kirk, Evan Engram, Devin Duvernay, and safety Ronald Darby were all moved on from as the teams lean into youth and versatility.
Notably, the Jaguars acquired WR Tim Patrick, a 6’5″ physical target known for his blocking, to complement emerging talents like Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter.
Tight end Brenton Strange steps into a larger role following Engram’s release, bringing motivation and confidence into his new responsibilities.

Offensive Line Analysis

The offensive line remains a focal concern. Despite new coaching directions, Sharp Football Analysis projects the OL to be average at best—none of the projected starters ranked among the top 30 graded players at their positions in 2024.
Fans aren’t confident either—40% cited the offensive line as their biggest concern heading into the season.
Yet, training camp reports indicate the group is “grinding to gel” and making strides in communication and unity.
Veteran versatility remains key, especially with position battles.

Defensive Line Analysis

The 2025 Jacksonville Jaguars defensive line has been ranked among the worst in the NFL, struggling with pressure and overall defense. Key players like Travon contribute as a disruptive force on the line, while other players, including potential free agent additions, will look to improve the unit’s performance under new defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile.
The team has looked to add depth and talent to the defensive front, with free agent additions like Patrick Mekari and James Gladstone expected to help strengthen the unit. 

2025 NFL Season

Week 1

The Jaguars open at home, ushering in the Gladstone-Coen era with a refreshed roster and new direction. The roster now includes a balanced mix of veterans (like Tim Patrick) and rising talent (Thomas Jr., Hunter, Strange).

Odds to Win Division and Super Bowl

– Odds to Win AFC South: +295

– Odds to Win Super Bowl: +8000

Predictions

– Overall Record: Around 6-11, reflective of a youth-driven rebuild and uncertain trenches.

– Playoff Chances: Expected to finish third or fourth in the AFC South, behind the Texans and possibly the Colts. They are unlikely to enter the Playoffs, barring major breakthroughs from their young core.

– Super Bowl Chances: Slim-to-none. Their focus remains on foundational growth.

The Jaguars kick off 2025 in full transition—fresh leadership, revamped roster, and emphasis on development across key position groups. Hope lies in offensive skill players and Special teams, but much depends on OL improvement and how quickly new schemes take hold