Jaguars Arrive For First Day of Offseason Program

The offseason program has officially kicked off in Jacksonville.

Jaguars (16) QB Trevor Lawrence during drills at Thursday's OTA session. The Jacksonville Jaguars / Bob Self/Florida Times-Union via Imagn

The Jacksonville Jaguars are back at work.

The Jaguars officially kicked off the first day of their offseason program on Monday, with the team's social media account documenting the arrivals of quarterback Trevor Lawrence, wide receiver Gabe Davis, running back Tank Bigsby, and safeties Andre Cisco and Daniel Thomas.

The Jaguars will then hold voluntary organized team activities and offseason workouts May 20-21, May 23, May 28- 29, May 31, and June 3-6.

One big name who is likely to be at voluntary workouts this season is outside linebacker Josh Allen, who is fresh off the heels of signing a five-year mega-extension. Allen skipped voluntary workouts last year so he could workout on his own, but that could change after his new deal.

:I’m glad we got the deal done here before these classes start and OTAs and minicamp or training camp mandatory. I’m happy, hopefully the organization is happy, the fan base is happy. But I know myself and my family is extremely happy and we’re ready to move on," Allen said last week.

"I will be for the first couple of weeks. That’s why I was saying, figure out what I’m going to do and I’ve had this plan. I’m just going to stick to it. I’m going to be here for the first couple of weeks to get in touch with the coaches, to know what the scheme is about, to get those basic installs. Then, okay, this is what we’re doing, this is what they expect from me, this is what they want from me. So now, when I go train, I can do what I need to do.”