Reacts Survey Results: Can Antonio Johnson do it again?

JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA - JANUARY 4: Antonio Johnson #26 of the Jacksonville Jaguars celebrates during the first quarter of an NFL 2025 game against the Tennessee Titans at Everbank Stadium on January 4, 2026 in Jacksonville, Florida. (Photo by Logan Bowles/Getty Images) | Getty Images

This week, we asked Jacksonville Jaguars fans to predict who will lead the team in interceptions.

Over a third of the respondents chose fourth-year safety Antonio Johnson, who tied for the team lead in INTs last season (5; Devin Lloyd). Second-year pro Travis Hunter came in a close second, and the recently extended Montaric Buster" Brown wasn't far behind.

Definitely a little bit different for him coming in this year, just knowing everything that he knows within the system," said defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile at Day 4 of OTAs. You see him helping the young guys, helping Jalen [Huskey] and other guys in the room. He's been a really good communicator.

Done a good job in the meetings, but the cool thing about him is he's had a lot on his plate maybe more than even some other guys because Antonio plays both safety positions, nickel, dime, he does a lot. So, when you do that, it's hard. It's hard to learn all that stuff, but in the end, the silver lining is you know the defenses good or better than anybody. I think he's at the point now where he can coach a lot of the techniques that we're asking the guys to play, which is cool."

According to FanDuel Sportsbook, the Jaguars have +2700 odds to win the Super Bowl.

Top comments from Wednesday's post:

JaguardianI know who'd it better be, but the kid Muhammad intrigues me, from what I've read...