The Jacksonville Jaguars are gearing up for a rookie minicamp featuring 31 newcomers, including nine draft picks and a host of undrafted free agents. Among them, Travis Hunter, selected second overall, possesses the unique skill set to contribute on both offense and defense, potentially starting at receiver and cornerback. Caleb Ransaw, a third-round safety from Tulane, is expected to address the Jaguars’ defensive deficiencies, especially after the team's last-place performance in pass defense last year.

Coach Liam Coen emphasizes an aggressive approach to development, favoring youth over veteran signings. With an eye on strategic depth, the Jaguars’ management is focused on building a competitive roster by allowing rookies like Wyatt Milum and Bhayshul Tuten the chance to earn early playing time. Milum, known for his versatility on the line, could challenge Ezra Cleveland for a starting role. Meanwhile, Tuten’s explosive playmaking ability presents a threat in the backfield.