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Cooke

The seven-year veteran, who turns 30 next month, is coming off a strong year. In 2024, Cooke earned his first Pro Bowl selection after setting a career high in net punting average (44.8), which ranked second highest in the NFL. Cooke also pinned 34 of his 68 punts (50 percent) inside the 20, which tied for fourth most in the NFL. Cooke has spent his entire career with the Jaguars, who drafted him in the seventh round in 2018.

Cooke has had a lot of in-game reps since being selected in the seventh round three drafts ago. His 47.7 yards per punt average was sixth in the NFL last year. Hopefully Trevor Lawrence’s presence means he sees the field less on his next contract.

Cooke (6'5/237) isn’t considered a particularly promising punting prospect. He’ll challenge Brad Nortman, who was one of the league’s worst punters last season, in camp.

The team has also signed seventh-round LB Leon Jacobs. With veteran Brad Nortman coming off a dismal year, Cooke will be the favorite to win the Jaguars’ punting job.