The Jacksonville Jaguars are reportedly reassessing their trade priorities after defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton suffered an injury, according to a recent report. The development comes as the team navigates the 2025 NFL season under head coach Liam Coen.
Hamilton, a key interior defensive lineman, has been a staple of Jacksonville's defensive rotation. His absence could prompt the front office to explore the trade market for defensive line depth.
Coen was photographed reacting on the sideline during the Jaguars' December 28, 2025 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium, a game that may have marked Hamilton's injury occurrence. The team has not officially disclosed the nature or severity of Hamilton's injury, nor a timetable for his return.
With the Jaguars aiming to remain competitive in the AFC South, the personnel department is expected to evaluate available options to bolster the defensive front. Any potential trade would need to align with the team's salary cap structure and long-term roster construction.
