Trammell is another WR candidate for the PS, bringing return potential and cross-position flexibility that could convert into a future roster spot if he shows reliability in short-area catches and special-teams value.

Trammell is part of the Jaguars' broadened WR mix, offering depth and an option for quick, precise routes. His role could wax and wane with development, but his presence increases Jacksonville's flexibility in a crowded receiver room.

Austin Trammell, undrafted in 2021, joined Jacksonville after a Rams stint and earned a last WR spot with a versatile gameplan. He contributed as a receiver, returner, and blocker, beating out Trenton Irwin in a summer push. The Jaguars waived him to clear space for Tim Patrick, with the expectation he might return on the practice squad.

Trammell lands in a versatile role, contributing as a returner and weapon in Coen’s offense. His multi-dimensional skill set could translate to key week-to-week value, especially in deeper fantasy formats that reward role players stepping up in the game plan.

Trammell led the Jaguars with 21 receiving yards and added two carries, demonstrating his versatility as a returner and as a receiver in Liam Coen’s offense. His ability to line up in the slot or out wide makes him a strong roster push candidate as the summer rounds out.