Jacksonville’s latest training camp session highlighted two intriguing starting-lineup shifts prompted by injuries. Anton Harrison and Tyson Campbell were sidelined, opening the door for Patrick Mekari at right guard and Christian Braswell at cornerback, with Chuma Edoga also factoring interior reps after Mekari’s limited practice time. The competition at right tackle and guard remains fluid as the Jaguars balance health with performance. Braswell’s starter snaps alongside Jarrian Jones hint at how the final CB permutation could shake out, especially with special teams as a tiebreaker. The club emphasized that special-teams impact will be a critical factor in locking in the last roster spots, underscoring the meticulous evaluation happening behind the scenes as preseason games approach.

Fantasy note: Mekari’s versatility could unlock flexible line combinations if Harrison returns; Braswell’s emergence could heighten the value of Jaguars defensive backs who play special teams. Edoga’s continued development may influence whether Mekari settles at guard or tackles, and the CB depth battle could shift a sleeper into late-round fantasy value if the final roster spots flip between Braswell, Lewis, Montaric Brown and journeyman options. Keep an eye on how these roles translate in the next preseason tilt versus Pittsburgh, where coaching emphasis on run defense and special-teams execution will be on display.