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Jaguars Adopt QB Committee, Highlight Rookie Buzz, Top Special Teams

8/7/2026

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Coen Uses Committee

Head coach Liam Coen will use a committee approach, giving snaps to Bhayshul Tuten and Chris Rodriguez.
Defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile said Ventrell Miller and Branson Combs are in a heated linebacker competition.
Safety Travis Hunter returned from a knee injury, logged 64 defensive and 39 offensive snaps, and earned teammate praise.
Sixth-round receiver Josh Cameron generated the most rookie buzz with multiple spectacular catches in camp.

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Farwell Praises Jaguars

Coordinator Heath Farwell called the Jaguars' special teams top-tier as camp entered week two.
He said punt returner Parker Washington is feared league-wide and named kick-returners Tuten, Allen Jr. and rookie Cameron.
Farwell praised gunners Caleb Ransaw and Rayuan Lane as among the NFL's best and expects them to start.
Washington, a sixth-round pick approaching unrestricted free agency, said his priority is making plays for quarterback Trevor Lawrence, not contracts.

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Coen Uses Committee

Head coach Liam Coen will use a committee approach, giving snaps to Bhayshul Tuten and Chris Rodriguez.
Defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile said Ventrell Miller and Branson Combs are in a heated linebacker competition.
Safety Travis Hunter returned from a knee injury, logged 64 defensive and 39 offensive snaps, and earned teammate praise.
Sixth-round receiver Josh Cameron generated the most rookie buzz with multiple spectacular catches in camp.

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