A year after Liam Coen’s offense lit up the scoreboard, the Jacksonville Jaguars are already being measured against what came before - and PFF’s numbers give a pretty clear snapshot of who carried the load in 2025.
The Jaguars finished sixth in the league in points per game, putting up 27.7 a night in Coen’s first season at the controls. They got even hotter as the year went on, averaging nearly 33 points per game over the final eight contests. That kind of production leaves plenty of fingerprints, and PFF’s grades for the projected 2026 starters help show where the strongest work came from.
Trevor Lawrence led the way with an 83.7 grade, a strong mark for the quarterback at the center of it all. In the backfield, Bhayshul Tuten posted an 82.1, matching Parker Washington’s 82.1 among the projected starters. Brenton Strange checked in at 76.1, while Anton Harrison earned a 73.2.
Jakobi Meyers finished at 71.6, followed by Ezra Cleveland at 69.7 and Brian Thomas Jr. at 65.5. Robert Hainsey landed at 61.0, and the lowest grade among the listed starters belonged to Patrick Mekari at 51.8. Cole Van Lanen came in at 78.7.
PFF’s grading system isn’t the final word on any player, but it does offer a useful way to sort through a season and see where the performance really stacked up. For Jacksonville, the 2025 offense had plenty of firepower - and the grades reflect that unevenly, with some clear standouts and a few spots that lagged behind.
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