As the NFL offseason winds down, Trevor Lawrence and several key players from the Jacksonville Jaguars are prioritizing team chemistry. Lawrence recently revealed details of an off-the-radar trip to the Bahamas with teammates, including wide receivers Brian Thomas Jr., Dyami Brown, and Travis Hunter. This getaway was not merely for relaxation; it fostered connection and allowed for critical practice in preparation for a more complex offensive system under new coordinator Liam Coen.

Lawrence emphasized the importance of such bonding experiences, noting that workouts in gameday pads help players adjust to the physical demands ahead. With the stakes rising, this proactive approach could be pivotal for the Jaguars in the upcoming season.

The Tennessee Titans have made strategic roster moves following their rookie minicamp, indicative of their commitment to shaping a competitive team. They successfully signed TCU tight end Drake Dabney and UConn wide receiver TJ Sheffield, both of whom impressed during their tryout period. Dabney, standing at 6'5" and weighing 253 pounds, has considerable experience with 84 receptions for 1,066 yards and eight touchdowns, showcasing his versatility and reliability as a receiver. Sheffield, a local talent from Thompson Station, returns to Tennessee after a stint at Purdue, demonstrating exceptional speed and elusiveness, with a college career totaling 172 receptions for 1,714 yards and 14 touchdowns. Meanwhile, the Titans waived cornerback Virgil Lemons and safety Jerrin Thompson, indicating their intent to refine the roster further.