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A deep backfield in Jacksonville means sharing touches, but it also means they could shine as a group.

JACKSONVILLE – Darrell Bevell answered succinctly and tellingly. The topic was rookie quarterback Trevor Lawrence. Bevell, the Jaguars' offensive coordinator, was speaking Thursday – moments after a second consecutive impressive performance by Lawrence to start Jaguars 2021 Training Camp at the Dream Finders Homes Practice Complex. How did Lawrence look? Bevell was asked. "He's looking good," Bevell said. Bevell didn't overemphasize Lawrence Thursday. And Bevell, in his first season as the Jaguars' offensive coordinator, covered many topics other than the player the Jaguars selected No. 1...

Apr 15, 2021 The 2021 NFL Draft season is upon us and the first wave of free agency is now over. Now, scouts, coaches, and general managers will hit the road as all eyes will turn to the draft. Among the 32 teams building their rosters to compete for the next Lombardi Trophy is the Jacksonville Jaguars, who hold 10 picks in this season’s draft -- including the No. 1 overall pick. The Jaguars are entering a new era under Head Coach Urban Meyer, and the 2021 draft will serve as a catalyst to the Jaguars’ rebuild moving into the future. As we march closer and closer to April’s draft, we wi...

Settle comes to UK after working at running backs coach at Wisconsin since 2015. Here are details from UK: LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops has named John Settle the new running backs coach/co-special teams coordinator, he announced Monday. He will coach the special teams along with safeties coach Frank Buffano. “When you look at John’s resume and the places he’s been, coming from a great program and his NFL experience, it was a no-brainer for me,” Stoops said. “John’s personality, background and work ethic made him attractive. He’s done a remarkable job at Wis...

Photo by Harry Aaron/Getty Images It feels as if changes are made to the Buccaneers’ backfield every offseason. There were quite a few changes from 2019 to 2020, with Ke’Shawn Vaughn, LeSean McCoy and Leonard Fournette all added to the mix as Peyton Barber and Dare Ogunbowale departed. Now, as Tampa Bay turns the page to the 2021 season after winning Super Bowl LV, there looks to be backfield turnover once again. With his performance in the playoffs, Fournette may have earned himself a payday that the Bucs can’t afford to give him. As for McCoy, he may very well retire. Otherwise, he�...