Wingard anchors the starting safety duo for the Jaguars, with Murray beside him and Hailassie Johnson in reserve roles as the team explores three-safety schemes.

Wingard was in the safety competition in camp and remains in the mix as a veteran depth option, though the current third-safety spotlight sits with Johnson or Lane.

Wingard generated a pivotal moment by nearly snuffing a pick-six, later erased by defensive holding. He contributed to Jacksonville’s disruptive pass defense that helped stifle Young and create scoring opportunities for the Jaguars.

Wingard sits in the mix as a versatile defender in Jacksonville’s safety group, able to play multiple roles and alignments. His value rises if the back end features more nickel and box looks, giving him extra opportunities for tackles and disruptive plays.

Wingard is in the active mix for playing time at safety, joining a broader competition with Savage. His extra reps in the finale indicate an ongoing evaluation of his fit in Campanile's defense as depth behind Lloyd remains a focal point.