The Jaguars' training camp continued with day 13 featuring a joint practice against the New Orleans Saints. Despite a sluggish start, the offense found its stride during red-zone drills, led by quarterback Trevor Lawrence, who threw four touchdown passes. Jaguars Head Coach Liam Coen acknowledged the slow beginning but praised the unit's improvement. Ongoing short-term injuries in the offensive line were offset by stronger performance from the running game, particularly with running back Chris Rodriguez Jr. showing notable resilience.

By the Numbers
  • Trevor Lawrence completed touchdowns to four different receivers during red-zone drills.
  • Practice was the Jaguars' longest of training camp, lasting two hours and 30 minutes.
State of Play
  • The Jaguars faced the Saints in a structured joint practice designed to limit injury risk.
  • Offensive lineman Anton Harrison performed well against defensive end Chase Young.
  • Defensive end Travon Walker consistently pressured Saints quarterback Tyler Shough.
What's Next

The Jaguars will not have their starters participate in their preseason opener against the Saints on Saturday. This decision aims to prevent injuries while allowing key players to rest. Coaches will likely assess players' performances from the joint practice to make final roster decisions.

Bottom Line

Despite a rocky start, the Jaguars showed resilience and adaptability in the red zone, key elements that could shape their upcoming preseason performance. Maintaining health and depth will be crucial as the team approaches regular-season readiness.