Projecting Jaguars’ Week 1 starting offense after 2026 NFL draft

With much of the Jacksonville Jaguars’ 2026 roster set after free agency and the NFL Draft, let’s predict what the starting offensive lineup will look like in Week 1.

We recently ran the same drill on defense.

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Let’s take a closer look.

quarterback

Trevor Lawrence

There’s nothing mysterious here.

run back

Bashur Tuton and Chris Rodriguez

I’m going to cheat a little bit with this. In theory, there will be one starter, but my early guess is that these two split the workload in the backcourt. One week, Taten might have more goals, and then the next week, Rodriguez might.

wide receiver

Brian Thomas Jr., Parker Washington, Jacoby Meyers

Travis Hunter will also be considered, but those three will be at the top of the depth chart and be solid contributors.

tight end

Brenton Strange

The real competition will take place behind the scenes of Doctor Strange, with Quentin Morris and Nate Burkitcher vying for the snap. Tanner Koziol may also move Hunter Long off the roster.

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offensive line

Cole Van Lanen/Ezra Cleveland/Robert Hainsey/Patrick Mekari/Anton Harrison

I do think Emmanuel Pregnon can push Mekari, especially in terms of playing time. But for now, I would choose Mekari’s experience as the differentiator. But I wouldn’t be surprised if pregnancy started in the first week.

This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: 2026 NFL Draft: What does the Jaguars’ starting offense look like now?

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