The Jacksonville Jaguars are headed north to Ohio to take on the Cincinnati Bengals this Sunday Jalen Ramsey Jersey , and while the Bengals aren’t a very good team right now, they’ll be without probably their best player in wide receiver A.J. Green.Now this shouldn’t be much a surprise, as Green has yet to play this season, but there was some hope that this weekend would be when he played his first game.“I’m just taking my time. I’m not sore. I just have to take my time,” Green told the media, via Yahoo! Sports. “If I can go, I can go. If I can’t, I can’t. It’s no big thing. Like I said from day one, if I’m healthy enough to play then I’m going to play. Right now, I still have a little way to go.”Many were anticipating the re-match between Green and Jalen Ramsey https://www.jaguarsfanstore.com/Leonard-Fournette-Jersey , after the last time they met both were ejected from the game, but that now won’t happen. Tre Herndon, but a struggling Bengals offense will still be without Green.Green hurt his ankle in training camp, had surgery and has yet to play this season. In his absence the Bengals offense has struggled and are so far win-less on the season. The Jacksonville Jaguars have revealed jersey numbers for the 2019 free agency class. This includes both players signed after the new league year began in March, as well as players like Thomas..."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Jaguars Free Agency 2016Jaguars Film RoomNFL DraftJaguars Injury NewsLatest NewsJersey numbers assigned to 2019 Jacksonville Jaguars free agency class New,2commentsEDTShareTweetShareShareJersey numbers assigned to 2019 Jacksonville Jaguars free agency class Aaron Doster-USA TODAY SportsThe Jacksonville Jaguars have revealed jersey numbers for the 2019 free agency class. This includes both players signed after the new league year began in March, as well as players like Thomas Rawls and Alex McGough who signed futures contracts in January. Prior to the NFL Draft, there are already 10 new faces joining the Jaguars locker room in 2019: quarterbacks Nick Foles and McGough, running backs Alfred Blue, Benny Cunningham and Rawls Keelan Cole Color Rush Jersey , wide receiver Chris Conley, linebacker Jake Ryan, offensive tackles Leonard Wester and Cedric Ogbuehi, and tight end Geoff Swaim. There was obviously a heavy (and much-needed) emphasis put on the offensive side of the ball so far this offseason, as the Jaguars are bringing in nine offensive players, as opposed to just one defensive player (Ryan). Ryan adds depth at middle linebacker, and could find himself on the field in base defensive sets. Ryan (47), Swaim (87) and Wester (61) will all be keeping their numbers from their previous teams. However, in Wester’s case, he originally wore No. 66 with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Malik Jackson Jersey , but switched to No. 61 in 2018. Meanwhile, Rawls is going back to his original number he wore in Seattle (34) after wearing No. 31 in his short stint with the Cincinnati Bengals. Foles (7), Conley (18), Blue (23), Cunningham (29), Ogbuehi (75) and McGough (2) are now rocking numbers they have yet to wear in their NFL careers. Most notably, Jags fans are likely already aware that Foles will have a No. 7 on his jersey after wearing No. 9 in Philadelphia, No. 4 in Kansas City and No. 5 in St. Louis. There is a special meaning to the No. 7 for Jacksonville’s new signal-caller, though: Conley, Foles’ former teammate in Kansas City https://www.jaguarsfanstore.com/Cam-Robinson-Jersey , wore No. 17 for the Chiefs. Blue wore No. 28 with the Houston Texans, and while that number is not officially retired by the franchise, Jacksonville is not likely to allow another running back to take it in honor of Fred Taylor. Cunningham has worn numbers 36, 23 and 30 in stops with the St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Bears. He does turn 29-years-old in July, so that could be why he chose that number for 2019. Ogbuehi wore No. 70 during his four years with the Bengals. He was a first-round pick in 2015, and started 25 games for Cincinnati, but mostly flamed out — only appearing in two games in 2018 and was healthy scratch for most of the year. The Bengals declined his fifth-year option and Jacksonville signed him this offseason. He seems to be looking for a fresh start with both a new team and a new number. In McGough’s case, he was a practice squad player for the Seattle Seahawks in 2018 and wore No. 5. The Jaguars will add more players in April’s Draft. Stay tuned!