Jacksonville added 14 players to the practice squad after the cutdowns, mostly former camp bodies: Jabbar Muhammad, Sal Wormley, Chandler Brayboy, Jerome Carvin, Branson Combs, Seth Henigan, Patrick Herbert, Ja'Quinden Jackson, Ricky Lee, Keni-H Lovely, Quintin Morris, Keivie Rose, Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig, and Dorian Slinger.

Two spots remain, likely filling with outside additions, including Erik Ezukanma, a big-bodied wide receiver. Louis Rees-Zammit’s IPP designation isn’t being filled, and the Jaguars still have an IPP-eligible path open. Ezukanma’s presence signals a potential push for depth at receiver behind the top four.

In short, Jacksonville is stocking depth on offense and defense with battle-tested camp players, while keeping options open for another external returner or receiver before the regular-season roster settles.

Jacksonville's 53-man roster is set; the Jaguars must now assemble a 16-player practice squad (17 if International Pathway Player) by Wednesday's waiver deadline, with unclaimed players potentially signing PS deals soon after.

Ten soon-to-be-practice-squad candidates were released: Seth Henigan, Jabbar Muhammad, Eli Pancol, Ja'Quinden Jackson, Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig, Sal Wormley, Patrick Herbert, Jordan Jefferson, Quintin Morris, and Trenton Irwin.

Henigan's preseason showing (71.1% for 178 yards) makes him an appealing stash; Pancol and Irwin bring run-work and veteran presence; Silmon-Craig and Wormley add depth on defense/special teams. The Jaguars will likely try to retain most on PS if waivers don’t claim them.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have made a significant addition to their roster by signing Jabbar Muhammad, the talented cornerback from Oregon, as part of their undrafted free agent class following the 2025 NFL Draft. At 5'9" and 182 pounds, Muhammad brings impressive speed to the team, clocking a 4.47-second 40-yard dash.

With nearly 2,900 defensive snaps under his belt during his collegiate career, Muhammad has demonstrated a strong ability in coverage. Throughout his time at Oklahoma State, Washington, and Oregon, he consistently allowed a completion percentage of just 54%. His standout performance in 2024 showcased significant improvements in tackling and coverage efficiency, as he only permitted 29 receptions on 64 targets, resulting in an impressive 47% completion rate against him. His 10 pass breakups highlight his ability to disrupt plays, making him an intriguing option for the Jaguars' defense.

Jabbar Muhammad, a former Oregon cornerback, has signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars as an undrafted free agent, marking an exciting milestone in his football career. After transferring from Washington, Muhammad showcased his defensive skills in his lone season with the Ducks in 2024, recording 41 tackles and defending 12 passes. Despite not registering interceptions, he often covered the opposing team's top receivers, proving his effectiveness in crucial matchups.

His performance against elite receivers, such as Jeremiah Smith from Ohio State, highlighted his capability to compete at a high level. With the Jaguars in need of defensive depth, Muhammad enters training camp with a promising chance to secure a spot on the roster. His journey reflects a growing trend of senior transfers at Oregon, which has recently become a fertile ground for defensive talent.