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Jacksonville Jaguars roster by the numbers: How experienced, college and home state
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The Jacksonville Jaguars' final 53-man roster has been completed. Here is the team that will go into the 2025 season on Sunday, Sept. 7, against the Carolina Panthers , by the numbers:
3.8:Average years of NFL experience (not counting this season).
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4:Players entering their 10th year or more in the NFL (DTs Arik Armstead and Austin Johnson , DE Emmanuel Ogbah , DB Eric Murray ).
Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Arik Armstead (91) runs after an NFL training camp session at the Miller Electric Center, Thursday, Aug. 14, 2025 in Jacksonville, Fla.
5:Offensive rookies (counting WR Travis Hunter ).
6:Defensive rookies (counting CB Travis Hunter ).
9:First round draft picks ( DE Josh Hines-Allen , S Darnell Savage , QB Trevor Lawrence , RB Travis Etienne , DE Travon Walker , LB Devin Lloyd , OT Anton Harrison, WR Brian Thomas Jr ., Hunter.
9:Undrafted free agents ( S Andrew Wingard , WR Tim Patrick , TE Johnny Mundt , QB Nick Mullens , OG Patrick Mekari , LS Ross Matiscik , LB Dennis Gardeck , DE B.J. Green II , DE Danny Striggow .
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12:New players on the team on defense.
13:New players on the team on defense.
19:Players drafted by previous general manager Trent Baalke (out of 38).
25:Veterans who have spent their entire careers with the Jaguars .
31:Players drafted by the Jaguars (by general managers James Gladstone , Baalke and Dave Caldwell ).
Players on the team by conference
(Based on current conference alignments)
Big Ten:15
SEC:12
The conference with the most players ont he 2025 Jacksonville Jaguars roster is the Big Ten, with 15 players. Tight end Brenton Strange played at Penn State.
ACC:10
Big 12:7
Mountain West:2
American:1
Sun Belt:1
Ivy:1
Summit:1
Players on the team by state
California:6
Georgia:5
Florida:4
New Jersey:4
Texas:4
Louisiana:3
Maryland:2
West Virginia:2
Wisconsin:2
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Mississippi:2
Illinois:2
Ohio:2
Missouri:2
North Carolina, Washington, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Alabama, Oklahoma, Washington D.C., Arkansas, Indiana, Michigan, Delaware, Minnesota , Wyoming:1 each.
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: How the Jacksonville Jaguars roster breaks down by the numbers
