Jacksonville advances two roster moves ahead of a preseason tilt with Pittsburgh. Levi Wallace lands on the reserve/injured list, a signal that the Jaguars will lean on depth in the boundary corps as health determines early-season upside. Aydan White, an NC State product who signed as an undrafted rookie, is re-signed after a previous exit, bringing a wealth of college snaps and a track record of solid man-to-man work (53% allowed, 12.2 YPC, 9 INT, 23 PBUs) into the mix for depth and competition.

Wallace’s absence could test Jacksonville’s outside corners early, while White’s return deepens the roster and creates immediate opportunities for depth pieces to press for roles in preseason reps against Pittsburgh. The moves underscore a focus on veteran presence and versatile defensive backs as the Jaguars refine their secondary identity heading into a critical stretch of the preseason.

In a broader sense, these moves highlight Jacksonville’s roster-building approach: emphasize reliable depth at corner, pair a veteran presence with a developing youngster, and maximize competition for boundary spots. Preseason against the Steelers will serve as a proving ground for the revamped group and set the tone for how the Jaguars approach Week 1.