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Jacksonville Jaguars camp observations: Second day in pads yields big plays on both sides
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The Jacksonville Jaguars went 30 minutes longer than the day before in their second day of full pads on Tuesday, July 29, at the Miller Electric Center, and fans witnessed perhaps the most entertaining session of camp.
Whether it was Travis Hunter (on offense this day) wowing everyone in a 1-on-1 period against defensive backs, wide receiver Dyami Brown snaring deep balls, Tank Bigsby running hard and the defense still getting its share of plays (if not turnovers), the Jaguars turned in an all-around solid performance.
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There were even the first two camp scuffles, which lasted only seconds and amounted to nothing more than a push and a shove. One was between rookie running back LeQuint Allen Jr., and linebacker Foye Oluokun .
The Jaguars will be off on Wednesday, July 30, and return to the Miller Electric Center on July 31, followed by a scrimmage in EverBank Bank Stadium on Aug. 1, at 5:30 p.m.
Jaguars training camp report
No. 6, July 29
Duration: One hour, 50 minutes, full pads.
Conditions: Temperature 84 degrees, 90-degree head index, humidity 80 percent to start; 91 degrees, 97-degree heat index, 67 percent humidity at the end.
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Injuries: Tight end Hunter Long went down near the end of practice, was helped to his feet and walked off under his own power. The team later said it was an ankle injury and he would be day-to-day. ... Tight end Johnny Mundt (upper body) and offensive guard Patrick Mekari (back) remained out. ... Running back Bhayshul Tuten (hamstring), wide receiver Louis Rees-Zammit (back) and the two players on the PUP list, defensive tackle Maason Smith and linebacker Dennis Gardeck worked on the sideline.
Jaguars offense notes
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence (16) signs autographs for young fans after an NFL training camp session at the Miller Electric Center, Tuesday, July 29, 2025, in Jacksonville, Fla. [Corey Perrine/Florida Times-Union]
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With all team periods 11-on-11, Trevor Lawrence completed 13 of 18 passes, Nick Mullens 5 of 7, John Wolford 4 of 8 and Seth Henigan 0 of 2. Henigan did have a snap in a red zone period where Ja'Quinden Jackson scored a touchdown from 5 yards out.
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Lawrence threw TD passes in the red zone to Hunter and Brian Thomas Jr. , Mullens had red-zone TD passes to Parker Washington and Long and Wolford hit Jackson for a score. The quarterbacks combined to complete 5 of 8 passes on the possessions from the 5-yard line.
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The offense got the best of the defense in a 1-on-1 session, with Lawrence completing 6 of 8 passes and Mullens 7 of 12. Hunter caught passes on all three targets, with one diving catch in front of Jourdan Lewis and two short receptions.
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There are been very few false starts on the offense but tackle Fred Johnson had one. On another occasion, on the first play of the last 11-on-11 period, the offense couldn't get a play off and had to re-huddle.
Jaguars defense notes
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Jarrian Jones made the defensive play of the practice in the 1-on-1 drills. He jammed Thomas at the line of scrimmage, and when Thomas cut to the sideline, Jones made a one-handed interception of Lawrence's pass.
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Linebacker Devin Lloyd , tackle Emmanuel Ogbah , end Travon Walker and Oluokun blew up running plays and Ogbah had what would have been a sack under live conditions.
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Passes broken up in team periods: Lewis, Oluokun and Eric Murray .
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After three interceptions and a fumble recovery in the first five practices, the Jaguars defense came up empty.
Jaguars special teams notes
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Kicker Cam Little made all four field goal attempts under live conditions, between 30 and 39 yards. He's 11 of 13 in live kicking in camp.
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Jacksonville Jaguars camp observations: Big plays on sizzling day
