The Jacksonville Jaguars don't yet have a general manager, but there's no reason why we can't predict the 2025 NFL Draft.

Safety is a bigger need than Denver Broncos fans realize, but there are three prime fits to be found in free agency.

If Cisco's actual contract does land in this ballpark, his average annual contract value of $9 million would make him the 14th highest-paid safety in 2025 and he would rank 12nd in guaranteed ...

This is also a unit that could be losing one of their top defenders in terms of ball production, with safety Andre Cisco set to hit free agency. Over the last three seasons, Cisco has generated 11 ...

Players such as safety Andre Cisco and guard Brandon Scherff are key free agents that the front office could look to bring back. If not, the NFL Draft will be a key hub for acquiring talent.

With Jacksonville Jaguars’ safety Andre Cisco set to be a free agent this offseason, what could his next contract end up looking like? Pro Football Focus has recently put together a projection for ...

Of the nine players drafted, five were starters in 2024, Lawrence, RB Travis Etienne, CB Tyson Campbell, OT Walker Little and S Andre Cisco. Three of the players are no longer with the team.

Georgia safety Malaki Starks could replace Andre Cisco if Jacksonville doesn't re-sign Cisco and is open to trading back. But defensive tackle is the biggest need, and Graham is one heck of a ...

Spotrac is currently projecting that Cisco lands a four-year $59.1 million contract, with an average annual value of $14.8 million per season. Safety is going to be a big need for the Jaguars this ...