Jacksonville added 14 players to the practice squad after the cutdowns, mostly former camp bodies: Jabbar Muhammad, Sal Wormley, Chandler Brayboy, Jerome Carvin, Branson Combs, Seth Henigan, Patrick Herbert, Ja'Quinden Jackson, Ricky Lee, Keni-H Lovely, Quintin Morris, Keivie Rose, Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig, and Dorian Slinger.

Two spots remain, likely filling with outside additions, including Erik Ezukanma, a big-bodied wide receiver. Louis Rees-Zammit’s IPP designation isn’t being filled, and the Jaguars still have an IPP-eligible path open. Ezukanma’s presence signals a potential push for depth at receiver behind the top four.

In short, Jacksonville is stocking depth on offense and defense with battle-tested camp players, while keeping options open for another external returner or receiver before the regular-season roster settles.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed veteran quarterback John Wolford to their practice squad, potentially signaling concerns about Trevor Lawrence's health following a concussion and a left shoulder injury.

Head coach Doug Pederson emphasized the need for Lawrence to improve his sliding and decision-making to avoid injuries, while expressing confidence in Lawrence's resilience. In addition to Wolford, the Jaguars have added punter Matt Haack and long snapper Tucker Addington, leading to the release of three players from their practice squad.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have streamlined their quarterback roster by releasing practice squad quarterback John Rhys Plumlee, following the signing of C.J. Beathard as their No. 3 quarterback. Plumlee had been inactive on game days and was not chosen as a backup when Trevor Lawrence was injured.

Lawrence expressed his enthusiasm for Beathard's return, highlighting the strong camaraderie within the quarterback room. Additionally, the Jaguars made further roster adjustments by releasing long snapper Peter Bowden and signing offensive linemen Jerome Carvin and Dieter Eiselen.