# Jaguars stock report: Who's up and down after Week 1 win

> After crushing the Browns 34-10, three Jacksonville players are rising while three face uncertain futures.
- Title: Jaguars stock report: Who's up and down after Week 1 win
- Summary: After crushing the Browns 34-10, three Jacksonville players are rising while three face uncertain futures. Bhayshul Tuten forced seven missed tackles in Week…
- Keywords: jacksonville jaguars, bhayshul tuten, nate boerkircher, travis hunter, tanner koziol, wesley williams, bj green, cleveland browns, liam coen, week 1, nfl, stock report
- Source: Jacksonville Jaguars On SI — https://si.com/nfl/jaguars/onsi/jacksonville-stock-report-three-players-rising-and-three-falling-after-week-1
- Published: 2026-09-15T20:40:17+00:00
- Read time: 2 min
- Topics: jacksonville jaguars, bhayshul tuten, nate boerkircher, travis hunter, tanner koziol, wesley williams, bj green, cleveland browns, liam coen, week 1, nfl, stock report
## Jaguars dominate Browns in opener
Jacksonville rolled past Cleveland 34-10 in Week 1, looking effortless in their season-opening victory.
## Bhayshul Tuten forces seven missed tackles
The running back tied for second-most forced missed tackles among all Week 1 backs. His breakout game feels imminent.
## Coen praises Tuten's performance
The head coach has consistently sung Tuten's praises since the game. Tuten looked exactly how many hoped he would.
## Nate Boerkircher shines as blocker
The tight end only ran 10 routes but excelled in his blocking role, adding a new dimension to the running game.
## Physical blocking transforms the offense
Adding Boerkircher and rookie guard Emmanuel Pregnon gave the Jaguars a different edge. Their blocking helped all the backs look good.
## Travis Hunter locks down as CB1
He was challenged just once in coverage because he genuinely took away his target. The Browns bailed every time they wanted to attack him.
## Hunter's defensive debut impresses
His first game as the top cornerback was a big step in the right direction, shutting down a third of the field.
## Tanner Koziol unlikely to be active
The fifth-round tight end will probably sit most games unless injuries hit. Jacksonville needs blockers behind Brenton Strange, not receivers.
## Wesley Williams buried on depth chart
The fourth-round defensive end was a healthy scratch in Week 1. Even with BJ Green injured, he's behind Bryan Thomas Jr.
## Williams faces limited rookie season
The team's defensive end depth makes it hard to see him active for many games this year.
## BJ Green sidelined with injury
Coen didn't offer a positive update on Green's Week 1 injury, saying it will be a little bit before he returns.

> It's probably going to be a little bit. We'll figure it out but fully expect Bryan Thomas Jr. to be active this week probably.
## Green's absence hurts special teams
He provides value on both defense and special teams. He won't be on the field for the short-term at minimum.
## Key takeaway

Bhayshul Tuten forced seven missed tackles in Week 1, tied for second-most among all running backs, signaling a potential breakout season.