Jacksonville Jaguars Sign Emmanuel Ogbah, Add 20 Colorado Players

The Jacksonville Jaguars have made notable roster moves by signing veteran defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah to a one-year, $5 million deal, adding much-needed experience and pass-rushing depth to their defensive front. In addition to Ogbah, the Jaguars are focusing on young talent from the University of Colorado, drafting standout two-way player Travis Hunter with the second overall pick and signing safety Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig and edge rusher BJ Green II as undrafted free agents. Silmon-Craig was the leading tackler for Colorado, known for his leadership and aggressive play, while Green was the team's top pass rusher and earned All-Big 12 honors. These acquisitions reflect the Jaguars' strategy of blending veteran presence with dynamic young talent as they seek to revamp both their pass rush and secondary. The influx of Colorado players highlights the organization's commitment to building a competitive and energetic defense, with Hunter's versatility and the defensive prowess of Silmon-Craig and Green expected to energize the team. Collectively, these moves position the Jaguars as a team to watch as they reshape their defensive identity.