The Jacksonville Jaguars wrapped up their 10th day of training camp with a mixed bag of performances. The defense was dominant, showcasing its strength and athleticism in team drills and scrimmages. Notable performers included Josh Hines-Allen, Travon Walker, and Dawuane Smoot, who all recorded multiple sacks.
Meanwhile, the offense struggled to find its footing, particularly with pass protection issues and sloppy play. False starts were a recurring problem, and penalties hindered the team’s ability to move the ball effectively.
However, there were some encouraging signs for the future. Rookie running back Bhayshul Tuten had his best day of camp, making several impressive runs, including one downhill run that saw him bounce off contact for positive yardage. Third-round offensive lineman Wyatt Milum also showed promise, playing multiple spots along the line and looking comfortable.
The defense’s performance was a welcome sight for fans, but the offense needs to address its issues if it wants to be competitive. With new defensive tackle Austin Johnson making his practice debut, the Jaguars’ defense is starting to look like a strength of the team.
Source: https://www.si.com/nfl/jaguars/jacksonville-arik-armstead-travis-hunter-trevor-lawrence-training-camp-liam-coen