Every year, from every training camp practice with the Jacksonville Jaguars and across the NFL, there are one to two players who always stand out from the botto

Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter changed jerseys and the side of the ball for the first time during training camp.

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie WR/CB Travis Hunter doesn't let the criticism bother him and wants to be quiet and go to work.

Rayuan Lane III graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy, an his career as a Marine is on hold as a Jacksonville Jaguars rookie.

Off to a fast start during the first three training camp practices for the Jacksonville Jaguars is wide receiver Parker Washington, whose play hasn't gone unnoticed by head coach Liam Coen.

Jaguars first-round pick Travis Hunter focused primarily on offense during the second day of training camp. Hunter participated in 22 offensive plays, catching both passes thrown his way by Trevor Lawrence. He has caught all five passes targeted to him through the first two days of camp.

There are a number of reasons why the Titans have become one of the NFL's most meager franchises in recent years. Quarterback issues such as the Will Levis debacle, an owner with a quick trigger on firings, and several first-round busts have all plagued the franchise.

Former Auburn running back Tank Bigsby is looking to help lead the Jacksonville Jaguars back to the postseason. Bigsby led the Jaguars in rushing last season with 766 yards and scored seven touchdowns.