ESPN analyst predicts breakout season for Ruke Orhorhoro with Jaguars
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 11:48 AM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026
ESPN analyst Ben Solak forecasts a standout season for former Clemson defensive tackle Ruke Orhorhoro after his trade to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Orhorhoro, a second-round pick by the Atlanta Falcons, struggled in limited play but is expected to see more action in Jacksonville's thin front seven. Solak notes that with increased snap counts, Orhorhoro could thrive in a more prominent role, enhancing his contributions to the team. This is marked as potentially his best opportunity to showcase his abilities at the NFL level, as he adjusts to a new environment in 2026.
- •Ruke Orhorhoro was traded from Atlanta Falcons to Jacksonville Jaguars.
- •Ben Solak believes Orhorhoro will see increased playing time in Jacksonville.
- •Orhorhoro struggled to find consistent playtime during his career.
- •Jaguars' front seven is identified as a key area for Orhorhoro's development.
- •Analysts see this as a critical year for his potential growth.
- 11:48 AMYahoo Sports — ESPN analyst believes former Clemson star set to breakout this season
"ESPN's Ben Solak says one former Clemson Tiger is set to breakout this season.
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