Braswell stepped up as injuries hit the depth chart at corner, flashing the ability to compete with top backups. His performance adds valuable depth for the Jaguars and hints at possible rotational snaps if the starter floor is unsettled.

Braswell didn’t inactive, but didn’t play defensive snaps; he’s positioned as one of the final roster corners after a strong second preseason game, including time with the ones when Campbell was sidelined.

Braswell contends for the Jaguars' sixth cornerback slot, leveraging outside-start reps when key teammates were limited. His multiple pass breakups in Thursday scrimmages and standout practice reps position him as a meaningful depth piece who could push for a real role in sub-packages or as a rotational boundary cover in Week 1-2. His development is tied to how Jacksonville handles a six-CB roster and how many looks the team gives him in preseason games.

Braswell’s starting snaps at cornerback signal a push for the final CB roster spot, with special-teams contributions singled out as a key differentiator by the coach.

Christian Braswell has been elevated to the active roster via standard elevation, indicating that he will have an opportunity to contribute to the team amidst the defensive injuries. His promotion comes at a critical time as the Jaguars look to fill the gaps left by key players like Foyesade Oluokun and Darnell Savage.