Jacksonville Jaguars Depth Chart 2019 Jaguars Depth Chart

What does the depth look like at the RB position this year?

Barring another injury, Leonard Fournette is set as the starting RB for the Jaguars this year. He ended up playing just 8 games last year, and averaged 3.3 yards per carry on 133 attempts. He averaged slightly more in 2017 at 3.9 yards per carry on 268 attempts. Behind Fournette is Ryquell Armstead who the Jaguars drafted in the 2019 Draft in the 5th round out of Temple. In the first preseason game, Armstead had 22 rushing yards on 8 attempts. Alfred Temple is another weapon who had 499 yards through 150 attempts last year. He boasted two rushing TDs last season.

How does the WR position shake out for the Jaguars this year?

Dede Westbrook will be the starting left wide receiver for the Jaguars this year as D.J. Chark lines up on the right side. Marquise Lee is starting in the slot. Westbrook had 717 receiving yards last year on 66 receptions for an average of 10.9 yards per reception. His 5 receiving TDs had him at 38th overall in the NFL. The wide receiver position isn't Jacksonville's strong suit, which makes me wonder how well Nick Foles will do in his first year with the team. The second line of receivers are Chris Conley on the left, Terrelle Pryor in the slot, and Keelan Cole on the right. Of those three, Keelan Cole is probably the most skilled. He put up 491 receiving yards last year on 38 receptions for an average of 12.9 yards per reception. That being said, he did fumble twice which definitely takes away from some of his value. In looking at who the Jaguars have at WR, it makes me nervous for the Nick Foles experiment. I would have rather seen the Jaguars keep Bortles and allocate some of the money they used on Foles to invest in some stronger WRs.

What does depth at CB look like for the Jaguars this year?

CB is one of the Jaguars strongest positions this year. Starting on the left is Jalen Ramsey as AJ Bouye starts on the right. Ramsey had 65 tackles last year with 62 of them being solo. He had 14 pass deflections and 3 interceptions. Bouye also had good numbers last year with 54 total tackles, 8 pass deflections, and 1 interception. Behind them is DJ Hayden on the left and Tre Herndon on the right. DJ Hayden had 39 solo tackles last year with 4 pass deflections and 1 interception. He also recorded a sack. Tre Herndon signed with the Jaguars as an undrafted free agent in 2018 and put up 13 tackles last year. Ramsey, Bouye, and Hayden make a very strong CB trio. With Jacksonville's strong D-line this year, I wouldn't be surprised to see these CBs put up a few more interceptions this year.