Jaguars Enter OTAs With Multiple Position Questions
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The Jacksonville Jaguars begin OTAs next week with several position groups under evaluation, as quarterback Trevor Lawrence arrives after a strong late-2025 stretch that included surpassing 4,000 passing yards and career-high touchdown totals; cornerback Travis Hunter will miss the offseason program while recovering from a season-ending knee injury and is slated to return in training camp.
Coaches will use the upcoming offseason sessions to assess starter-versus-reserve roles, examine Nick Mullens’ and Montaric Brown’s contributions, and evaluate linebacker readiness with Ventrell Miller positioned as a leading candidate for a starting role; the club’s seventh-round pick Parker Hughes and other young defenders will receive playing time evaluations before training camp this summer.
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Timeline
- 1. Late 2025: Trevor Lawrence posted strong metrics and career highs in passing yards and touchdowns.
- 2. Late 2025: Travis Hunter suffered a season-ending knee injury and missed subsequent offseason activities.
- 3. Early 2026 offseason: Jaguars signed Montaric Brown to a multi-year deal and acquired Nick Mullens; Parker Hughes drafted in seventh round.
- 4. Mid-May 2026: Jaguars begin OTAs without Hunter; coaching staff evaluates position groups and depth.
- 5. Summer 2026 (Training Camp): Hunter expected to return and full roster assessments to occur ahead of 2026 season.
Why it matters
As a Jaguars fan, you'll want to keep an eye on the team's OTAs. They're evaluating key positions, like quarterback and linebacker. Watch for updates on Trevor Lawrence's performance and Ventrell Miller's potential starting role. Also, note the return of Travis Hunter during training camp.
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