Brenton Strange

Jaguars head coach Liam Coen was complimentary of TE Brenton Strange’s blocking ability.

“Strange had a strong offseason and will do multiple things in Coen’s system,” Jacksonville.com’s Juston Lewis said of Strange, who last season caught 40 passes for 411 yards and two touchdowns, logging ten starts. “He’s been toted for his blocking ability, something Coen will lean heavily on in the rushing game.” It’s a good sign that Strange, entering training camp atop the Jaguars’ tight end depth chart, will see consistent playing time in 2025. Lewis said Strange will “likely see career highs in several statistical categories” in 2025 in the team’s revamped passing attack. Pro Football Focus last year graded Strange 44th among tight ends in run blocking grade out of 83 qualifying players. He was 17th out of 45 qualifying tight ends in yards per route, a key measure of pass catching efficiency.