The team revealed their plan for rookie two-way player Travis Hunter, allowing him to play on both sides of the ball already through the first three days. He spent two days on offense and one on defense, but had a chance to meet with coaches on the opposite side of the ball during special teams portions of practice.

The defense won again on Day 3 of Jacksonville Jaguars training camp on Friday, July 25, at the Miller Electric Center. But the real test is coming: the team will practice in full pads for the first time on Monday, July 28, after a day off and in light pads ("spiders") on July 27.

One of the more intriguing training camp battles taking place for the Jacksonville Jaguars is at the running back position. Specifically, how the playing time amongst those backs will end up shaking out. While we are only three training camp practices into this, perhaps a favorite for that RB1 role has already emerged.

An important element that was missing from the 2024 Jacksonville Jaguars' secondary was on display during Friday's training camp practice.

The Jacksonville Jaguars practiced for one hour, 15 minutes to open their 2025 training camp at the Miller Electric Center.

The Jacksonville Jaguars began training camp with a clear, but fluid plan for their second-overall pick. Hunter will play on both sides of the ball, and the current trajectory and expectation are that he will play a large number of snaps on both sides — at a high level.

Trevor Lawrence comments on the status of his shoulder injury as the offense struggles in camp. Travis Hunter begins practice on the offense.

After the Jacksonville Jaguars' first 2025 training camp session, Liam Coen detailed a plan for Travis Hunter and early Trevor Lawrence impressions.