Jaguars meet with explosive receiver at Hula Bowl

The Jacksonville Jaguars are entering an off-season in which they have a lot of questions to answer on the roster and their coaching staff. Ahead of that, though, the Hula Bowl took place in Orlando and the Jaguars had representation in attendance. Specifically, the Jaguars met with UTSA wide receiver Josh Cephus. Cephus has a […]

Jarrett Bailey

Jan 18, 2024 11:20 AM EST

The Jacksonville Jaguars are entering an off-season in which they have a lot of questions to answer on the roster and their coaching staff.

Ahead of that, though, the Hula Bowl took place in Orlando and the Jaguars had representation in attendance. Specifically, the Jaguars met with UTSA wide receiver Josh Cephus.

Cephus has a tall frame at 6-foot-3. He caught 89 passes this season for 1,151 yards and 10 touchdowns. Over the last two seasons, he's caught a combined 176 passes for over 2,100 yards and 16 touchdowns.

UTSA WR Josh Cephus was a popular name at Hula the last few days. He met with the Bears, Vikings, Jaguars, Commanders, Chargers, Saints, Chiefs and Broncos among others, per source.

6’3” wideout totaled 2,136 yds & 16 TDs the last two campaigns. High athletic profile.
— Ryan Fowler (@_RyanFowler_) January 16, 2024

The Jaguars' receiving corps was one of the many talks of the town. Calvin Ridley never became the dominant No. 1 receiver Jacksonville expected, and Christian Kirk and Zay Jones both dealt with injuries throughout the year. Receiver will be a focal point for the Jaguars this offseason, and Cephus may be a piece they add in the NFL Draft.