Parker Washington rose as a versatile, reliable target in Jacksonville’s camp, proving he can slot inside or outside while Hunter and Hunter-like injuries shuffled the depth chart. Jourdan Lewis provided steady veteran leadership, guiding a youngsters-heavy secondary. Jarrian Jones seized a Week 1 boundary role in a zone-heavy scheme,Brenton Strange torched matchups as a safety blanket for Lawrence. Travis Hunter’s two-way excellence turned heads, signaling a multi-dimensional floor with upside. Trevor Lawrence and Travon Walker anchored a larger competitive arc, Bhayshul Tuten and Christian Braswell showed bite as depth pieces, and Dyami Brown along with Brian Thomas Jr. positioned themselves for more passes this year. Josh Hines-Allen also contributed to a deeper WR battle that could redefine the Jaguars’ pass game this season.