The Jacksonville Jaguars could produce multiple fantasy stars in the 2025 NFL season, if everything works out as planned under new head coach Liam Coen.

The Jaguars had their final home practice of the preseason on Wednesday. Here are three takeaways from it before they face the Dolphins.

Jaguars defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah brings nine years of NFL experience to Jacksonville. He signed with the team in the offseason after spending five seasons at the Dolphins. Ogbah says it is bittersweet returning to Miami for a joint practice Thursday then wrapping up the preseason with the third and final game in Miami as well.

Jacksonville selected a pair of safeties in the NFL Draft, bagging both Caleb Ransaw and Rayuan Lane, so perhaps Savage's days in Duval really are coming to a close. We'll see if the Jaguars opt to cut ties with him before the regular season begins.

To find help at another position or acquire a 2026 draft pick, the Jaguars should see if Tank Bigsby has any trade value.

The Jaguars may need to dig deep throughout 2025 to avoid any road upsets, as Liam Coen’s group maneuvers one of the leagues’ longest travel schedules.

The Jaguars have been unable to field a consistent and productive rushing attack for the bulk of Lawrence's career to this point. And while Coen is a quarterback maestro whose background is in the signal-caller position, he has also shown serious talent as a running game rejuvenator.

On Monday, former South Carolina football star Kevin Harris found a new NFL home. Following three years with the New England Patriots, Harris will suit up with the Jacksonville Jaguars for the rest of the preseason,