Meet London Jenkins, Jacksonville native, 2024 Jaguars PREP Player of the Year, Fleming Island High School graduate, Florida Gateway College flag football athlete and now a member of Team USA Football!

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U.S. Women's National team athlete and Jacksonville native, London Jenkins, hosted an elite skills position camp for over 225 female flag football players. Participants competed in drills, games and for MVP. Jaguars LB Foye Oluokun made a special appearance to show his support!

Special Olympics Florida athletes joined the Jaguars and Ticketmaster at the Miller Electric Center to experience being a true Jacksonville Jaguar for the day. From signing contracts, practice with the rookies, free jerseys, and a pep talk from Jaguars General Manager James Gladstone it was a legendary afternoon of fun with their new teammates.

The Jaguars Nike Girls Summer Tournament saw 16 teams compete for the championship. SE Bulloch High School won the tug of war competition and Choctaw High School won the whole tournament!

Watch highlights between the Showtime Falcons and the Jaguars Elite at the 2025 NFL FLAG Championships.

The Jaguars hold the Showtime Falcons to zero points and win the Boys 14U NFL FLAG Championship.

Watch highlights between the Jaguars Elite and the RFP Bills at the 2025 NFL FLAG Championships.

Watch highlights between the Jaguars Elite and the Old Skewl Ravens at the 2025 NFL FLAG Championships.

Watch highlights between the Jaguars Elite and the Conquer Chargers at the 2025 NFL FLAG Championships.

Watch highlights between the Ryan Football Dolphins and Jaguars Elite at the 2025 NFL FLAG Championships.

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle and Walter Payton Man of the Year winner Arik Armstead wakes up with "GMFB" to discuss his community work and Jaguars No. 2 pick wide receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter.

The Jaguars employees set out on a goal of 1,000 community service hours completed in the month of April. From building houses to cleaning the beaches the Jaguars sure have made their mark. This month's mission highlights the organizational and commitment to giving back.

Senior Correspondent Brian Sexton chats with Jaguars' DE Arik Armstead to get his instant reaction to the Jaguars' first-round pick Travis Hunter. Arik also speaks on what it means to earn the 2024 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award after being nominated five times.

What an epic tournament! 70 teams battled it out on the grass, and now 8 elite squads are headed to Canton, OH to represent the Jaguars at the larger scale.

The Jaguars players, alongside the staff, are dedicated to giving back to the Jacksonville Community. To recognize Arik Armstead for winning the highest NFL Honor of Walter Payton Man of the Year, we spent a day volunteering in various parts of Jacksonville. Take a look back at this special day!

Tank Bigsby welcomed the newest group of Junior Jaguars to EverBank Stadium for a behind the scenes look at what it's like to be a Jaguar for the Day! Thanks to our partners at Gate and Coke Florida for making this day the best of our Junior Jaguars.

The Jaguars are dedicated everyday to building a better tomorrow. Along with our community partner, Florida Blue, Jaguars staff members teamed up to sort more than 3,000 pounds of food and donated items at Feeding Northeast Florida. These meals and items will directly impact families in communities across Northeast Florida.

Ready for more. Moving the mission forward with our largest Girls Flag Preseason Classic yet. 💪 Recap the legendary week at the Miller Electric Center for our girls flag tournament!

Meet Marty Lee, our Don Shula NFL High School Coach of the Year Nominee. Coach Lee is the inaugural head coach at First Coast High School and has coached for 27 years. At the end of the 2024 we were informed that this would be Coach Lee's final season coaching high school football, so we had to send him out in style with two tickets to Super Bowl LIX. Congratulations to Coach Lee on this well deserved nomination!

Jaguars players, including Tyson Campbell, Travon Walker, Foye Oluokun, and Parker Washington, made the holidays special for 325 local kids by gifting $150 cards for Academy Sports and Walmart. They spent the evening helping kids pick out the perfect gifts. 🎁🎄

The Jaguars honored Tenikka Hughes, reporter for Action News Jax and creator of "Tenikka's Books for Kids," as the Jaguars' Community Champion of the Game presented by Florida Blue, on December 29. Established in 2018, "Tenikka's Books for Kids" is an annual book drive that has since collected and distributed nearly 30,000 free books to children in the Jacksonville area. An advocate for youth literacy and education, Hughes regularly reads to children at area libraries, schools, daycares and community centers. She has won several state-level service awards from organizations such as the Florida Literacy Coalition and Florida chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma International Society for Key Women Educators.

Following in the footsteps of Jaguars alumni Brandon Linder, Punter Logan Cooke made sure to visit the Ronald McDonald House this December to bring some joy to kids and their families. Catch a recap of his visit and why it's important to him on this episode of The Hunt: Extras, presented by Farah & Farah.

The Jaguars honored Hannah Hall, founder of Hannah's Hope House, as the Jaguars' Community Champion of the game, presented by Florida Blue. In 2018, at 10 years old, Hall established the nonprofit to provide coats and personal items to people experiencing homelessness. Hall has organized clothing drives around Jacksonville to provide more than 1,000 gently used coats and winter apparel to those in need. To learn more about Hannah's Hope House click HERE.

Meet Mia Jones, the Jaguars 2024 Inspire Change Changemaker awardee! Jones is the CEO of AGAPE Community Health Center, Inc., a Jacksonville-based nonprofit that provides quality healthcare services for insured, uninsured, and underinsured residents of Jacksonville. Jones has long been a community steward, serving in the Florida House of Representatives and Jacksonville City Council. Mia was recognized during the game and received a donation from the NFL Foundation and a trip to Super Bowl LIX!