• Tre Watson
  TE
• Dayan Lake
  DB
• Henry To'oTo'o
  LB
• Sam Cosmi
  OL
• Zion Logue
  DL
• Josh Jacobs
  RB
• Damion Square
  DL
• Nick Mullens
  QB

After spending the first four years of his career as Buffalo's deep threat, Davis signed a three-year, $39 contract last offseason with Jacksonville, sparking some hope for a more varied role in which he could use his size and strength on short/intermediate routes. It didn't work out, as he not only struggled on the shallower routes but also failed to make an impact downfield, netting a long gain of 22 yards over 10 games before a meniscus tear ended his season in mid-November. The 26-year-old should be ready for Week 1 of 2025, and the Jaguars don't have any financial incentive to release him until next year, but Davis nonetheless faces a major challenge, hoping to rebound from an ugly first debut in Jacksonville while rehabbing from knee surgery and learning the playbook of a new coaching staff. Head coach Liam Coen did a fantastic job as Tampa Bay's offensive coordinator this year, but it won't necessarily be Davis who benefits if that carries over to Jacksonville, where No. 2 overall pick Travis Hunter and free-agent addition Dyami Brown may end up taking most of the snaps alongside returning No. 1 receiver Travis Hunter.