PFF grades for Jaguars' projected starting offense in 2026

Much of the attention at this stage of the NFL offseason is on looking ahead to the 2026 season, but let's take a look back at 2025 for the Jacksonville Jaguars, specifically how this year's group of projected starters on offense graded out by PFF's metrics.

>The Jaguars' offense in Year 1 under Liam Coen was very productive, finishing the 2025 season ranked sixth in points per game, averaging 27.7 per contest.

>This includes getting red-hot over the second half of the season and averaging nearly 33 points per contest over the final eight games.

>Below is a look at PFF's grading system for some context. While this metric is very helpful when it comes to quantifying a player's performance, PFF's grading system isn't the be-all and end-all either. It is one metric out of many that are out there to evaluate play.

39.9 or less: Poor • >90.0+: Elite • >80-89.9: High quality • >70-79.9: Good • >60-69.9: Above average • >50-59.9: Average • >40-49.9: Below averagePFF grades (2025) for Jaguars' projected starters on offenseQB Trevor Lawrence: 83.7 • >RB Bhayshul Tuten: 82.1 • >WR Brian Thomas Jr.: 65.5 • >WR Parker Washington: 82.1 • >WR Jakobi Meyers: 71.6 • >TE Brenton Strange: 76.1 • >LT Cole Van Lanen: 78.7 • >LG Ezra Cleveland: 69.7 • >C Robert Hainsey: 61.0 • >RG Patrick Mekari: 51.8 • >RG Anton Harrison: 73.2Other notable players: WR Travis Hunter (62.2) and Nate Boerkircher (74.6).

>This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: PFF grades for Jaguars' projected starting offense in 2026