Broncos Vs Jaguars: Jacksonville Jaguars announce 53-man first squad for NFL 2022 Season

The first 53-man roster of the Jacksonville Jaguars for the NFL 2022 season has been established. Head coach Doug Pederson and his staff had to make some tough decisions in the latest roster cuts, the team swapping wide receiver Laviska Shenault Jr., but in the end, these players are the players Jacksonville wanted, at least for now. NFL London fans to buy NFL London Tickets from our website.

There aren't many surprises here (other than keeping the two kickers). Players like wide receiver Tim Jones, linebacker De’Shaan Dixon's uneducated rookie and rookie cornerback Josh Thompson may not be well known yet, but they have played an essential role throughout training camp and the season. Both have won their places in previous games.

The initial 53-man roster of the Jaguars for the NFL 2022 season has been set

Of course, with interesting players from other teams now on the exemption line and perhaps some injuries to deal with, there will be even more action in the coming days. As of now, however, Jacksonville's roster currently looks like this:

Quarterbacks (2):

C.J. Beathard, Trevor Lawrence

Running Backs (3):

Travis Etienne Jr., James Robinson, Snoop Conner (rookie)

Wide Receivers (5):

Christian Kirk, Tim Jones, Jamal Agnew, Zay Jones, Marvin Jones Jr.

Tight Ends (4):

Luke Farrell, Dan Arnold, Evan Engram and Chris Manhertz

Offensive Line (9):

Cam Robinson, Brandon Scherff, Tyler Shatley, Ben Bartch, Luke Fortner (rookie), Cole Van Lanen, Jawaan Taylor, Walker Little, Will Richardson Jr.

Defensive Line (6):

Roy Robertson-Harris, DaVon Hamilton, Foley Fatukasi, Dawuane Smoot, Adam Gotsis, Arden Key

Outside Linebackers (5):

Josh Allen, K’Lavon Chaisson, Jamir Jones, Travon Walker (rookie), De’Shaan Dixon (rookie)

Inside Linebackers (4):

Foyesade Oluokun, Chad Muma (rookie), Devin Lloyd (rookie), Shaquille Quarterman

Cornerback (7):

Shaquill Griffin, Tre Herndon, Tyson Campbell, Montaric Brown (rookie), Darious Williams, Chris Claybrooks, Josh Thompson (rookie)

Safety (4):

 Daniel Thomas, Rayshawn Jenkins, Andre Cisco and Andrew Wingard

Special Teams (4):

James McCourt (kicker, rookie), Logan Cooke (punter), Ross Matiscik (long snapper), Jake Verity (kicker)

The Jaguars will continue to make roster changes ahead of their September 11 road game against the Washington Commanders.

NFL 2022 Preview: Trevor Lawrence Heads Top 10 breakthrough Candidates

Last season, Jonathan Taylor just wrapped up a solid rookie season but isn't a known star yet. Cooper Kupp finishes a season with 974 yards and three touchdowns. Deebo Samuel also did not leave his mark.

By the end of the season, those three and others had become superstars. Every season we see a group of players make incredible jumps. Here we try to identify 10 players who could be stars at the end of the season:

Jacksonville Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence

Jacksonville Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence

Uber's prospects don't often go bankrupt. There's a difference between a dubious number 1 pick and a player like Lawrence who is almost unanimously seen as a future star. Now that the Jacksonville Jaguars have an adult head coach, Lawrence should be much better off.

We saw the first signs of that in last season's Week 18 win over the Indianapolis Colts. Those ideas experts and evaluators can't all be incorrect. NFL London Broncos vs Jaguars fans to buy Denver Broncos vs Jacksonville Jaguars Tickets from our website.

New York Giants WR Kadarius Toney

Toney, a first-round pick last season, had a solid 189-yard game against the Dallas Cowboys. The most significant of which is his ability to stay healthy, there are many questions nearby Kadarius Toney but if he can stay on the ground, he has an opportunity to explore. He has a great talent, who else in the successor to the Giants would take another goal away from him?

Cleveland Browns TE David Njoku

Njoku mocked his skill, but still only has 1,754 yards in five seasons. He also hit just over 64 per cent on the Cleveland Browns' offence (he shot 80 per cent in his sophomore season and had a career-best 639 yards). Njoku has a new four-year deal worth more than $54 million, which tells you how the Browns see him. He gets a full-time job this season and without much competition among the receivers, he can get close to 1,000 yards.

Houston Texans EDGE Jonathan Greenard

Greenard was a 2020 third-round pick, shooting once for the Texans. Then he showed up last season, taking eight sacks in 12 games. The Texans need players to build around him, and Greenard is a man to build on. He's earning double-digit sacks and maybe the Pro Bowl this season.

Denver Broncos Surtain has had quite a rookie season

Denver Broncos CB Patrick Surtain II

Surtain has had quite a rookie season, but the first round of the 2021 Denver Broncos is about to become a professional bowler, just like his father played 3 times for the Miami Dolphins. Surtain is a flowing athlete who can be compared to bigger receivers, and he has everyone in the Broncos training camp raving about his game.

Baltimore Ravens WR Rashod Bateman

The successor to the Baltimore Ravens is thin. They don't fit much, but Bateman will dominate the receiver's goals if they do. Tight ending Mark Andrews remains the focal point of the passing game, but Bateman, a 2021 first-round pick, will have the chance to grab a ton of Lamar Jackson's passes this season.

Los Angeles Rams OT Joseph Noteboom

The Los Angeles Rams don't seem too concerned about losing left tackle Andrew Whitworth to retirement after a stellar career, and that's because of Noteboom. He made 17 career starts in four seasons, but the Rams still signed him to a three-year, $40 million extension. They know what they have in him. As long as Noteboom stays healthy, he will become famous this season.

Cleveland Browns LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah

Owusu-Koramoah fell in the second round in the 2021 draft and most analysts praised the Browns for grabbing him with a bounty. NFL London Broncos vs Jaguars fans to buy Broncos vs Jaguars Tickets from our website.

Owusu-Koramoah, an explosive athlete, said he would become more comfortable in his second season, especially on the psychological side of the game. JOK had a good season last season with 76 tackles in his 14 games (10 starts), and he was able to break through in his sophomore season.

Trey Lance isn't having the best preseason and Jimmy Garoppolo is still there

San Francisco 49ers QB Trey Lance

Lance isn't having the best preseason and Jimmy Garoppolo is still there, but he's going to be fine. He let Kyle Shanahan, one of the best-attacking heads in football, control the game. He throws to Deebo Samuel, Brandon Aiyuk and George Kittle, one of the best trios to have a quarterback. Running races will help him. He still possesses the same massive talent that made him the third overall pick in last year's draft. Lance is in for a big season.

Dallas Cowboys RB Tony Pollard

The Dallas Cowboys stubbornly teamed up with Ezekiel Elliott, but Jerry Jones hinted that Pollard would take on a more creative role by putting him on the floor. We'll see, since teams rarely use both guards at the same time, no matter how many times they joke about it. At some point, Pollard earns a chance at a full-time job. If that happens, he could finish in the top 10.

What are the goals of the Jaguars waiver wire?

The Jacksonville Jaguars are currently at the top of the 2022 NFL waiver wire priority, meaning the team will get priority over any player waived in the final cut. This could be a huge talent addition benefit for a team like the Jaguars who really want to add depth and fill some of the positional advantages.

Here are five players the Jaguars can and probably should target on waivers.

W.R. Tyler Johnson

I think it's clear that the Jaguars will consider adding a receiver to the waiver at some point, especially after the team releases their central receiver Laquon Treadwell from 2021. Johnson seems to tick all the boxes you can look for in a fifth receiver.

Jacksonville Jaguars are currently at the top of the 2022 NFL waiver wire priority

He can stand on the field, make contested catches in the red zone, and can open both in zone cover and off the field. Johnson would be a great option for the Jaguars to forgo.

OL Alex Leatherwood

The Jaguars' offensive line can always use extra depth and talent, and Alex Leatherwood, a former first-round voter, can bring that. However, the biggest problem with Leatherwood is the claim that he has an inflated contract, but the Jaguars are one of the few teams that can get it at the moment.

The Las Vegas Raiders, in particular, must eat up all the dead money upon his release. It's more likely that Leatherwood was the one who picked up the team after the wires went down, but someone to keep an eye on.

OL John Leglue

As Leatherwood mentioned, depth on the offensive line is always what good teams look for. Leglue started a few games for the Steelers and showed his guarding and tackling skills.

DT Tyler Shelvin

The Jaguars made some cuts in their defence to allow the team to also add body in this area. At six feet and 350 pounds, Shelvin is a big boy to add to the centre as the Jaguars are in a three-man frontcourt.

S Jason Pinnock

While I think the Jaguars are in a pretty good position to be safe, Pinnock offers versatility in the backcourt and brings skills to special teams that NFL teams have always put on the waiver.

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