Jacksonville wrapped its final home practice of the preseason with three clear takeaways for fantasy managers. The plan ahead includes a Miami joint practice, then a preseason finale with the Dolphins, and ongoing workload management for key pieces. Travon Walker popped with multiple sacks and disruptive inner-front movement, signaling a notable pass-rush uptick for the Jaguars’ defense. Emmanuel Ogbah and a rotating group of pass-rushers contributed, reinforcing ceiling play for the defense in favorable matchups.

Offensively, Hunter Long flashed in the passing game, while the TE2 role behind Brenton Strange remains a true competition, with Mundt in the mix as a blocker-first option. The right-side offensive line continues to rotate guards and tackles—likely Edoga, Mekari, or Harrison—before Week 1. These developments crimp risk slightly for Jacksonville’s in-week fantasy outputs while boosting the defense’s upside and creating streaming TE and DL opportunities in certain weeks.

Overall, the Jaguars appear poised for a pressure-heavy approach that could generate sack upside in favorable packages, while the Miami exposure will be a key early-season gauge for both teams’ fantasy relevance. Owners should monitor Walker’s workload, Ogbah’s continued impact, and the TE2 battle as Week 1 approaches, keeping a flexible roster tied to matchup-driven decisions.