ESPN highlights Jaguars' Caleb Ransaw as key defender for 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 5:45 PM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
ESPN has named Caleb Ransaw, a safety for the Jacksonville Jaguars, as a crucial under-the-radar player to watch for the 2026 NFL season. While Ransaw missed his entire rookie season due to a foot injury, he utilized that time to learn the defense. Analysts believe this offseason will be vital for Ransaw to translate his knowledge into performance. The Jaguars' expected starting safeties are Eric Murray and Antonio Johnson, but Ransaw's skills could see him involved in a three-safety formation under defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile. Ransaw demonstrated solid tackling and coverage abilities during his college career.
- •Caleb Ransaw was injured during his rookie season and did not play.
- •Ransaw ran a 4.33-second 40-yard dash, showcasing his speed.
- •Expected starters at safety are Eric Murray and Antonio Johnson.
- •Ransaw may play a significant role in three-safety formations.
- •His familiarity with the playbook will be tested in the upcoming offseason.
- 5:45 PMYahoo Sports — ESPN identifies under-the-radar Jaguars' defender to know for 2026 season
"One ESPN analyst identified a key under-the-radar defender for the Jacksonville Jaguars that everyone should know.
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