THE Jacksonville Jaguars Completed their fourth OTA training on Tuesday, the list of 90 men who hit the training ground at the Miller Electric Center another hot afternoon in May.
So what have we seen Tuesday? We decompose everything below.
The offensive has a much more fluid day
The Jaguars offensive had a much more fluid day on Tuesday than they did it eight days ago during the first OTA training of the team. Apart from an early interception of Trevor Lawrence in Andrew Wingard in exercises of 7 against 7, Lawrence was largely pointed for the Jaguars. He found a coherent link with Brian Thomas Jr., struck Dyami Brown for a large conversion of 4th Down in tight blanket, and was frankly much more on the target this time.
If we had to give a side of the ball the competitive advantage on Tuesday, it probably looks closer to the offense. Even the backup unit looked more impressive, Nick Mullens hitting a free agent -free camper camper for a deep touch on Rayuan Lane during training. A notable step forward for the unit.
Travis Hunter is already developing
During the early team and periods of 7 against 7, we kept an eye on The recruit of the star of the Jaguars Travis Hunter – Even on the games where he did not get the ball. And these pieces could have been his best, Hunter already showing certain improvements as a road runner and demonstrating several impressive representatives with an easy separation against some of the best players in Jaguars’ coverage.
As you might expect with a young player, Hunter seems to improve with each training. But not all young players have the huge Hunter ceiling, which makes its development track all the more impressive. If he continues at this rate, he will have no problem having an impact for the jaguars at the start of the season.
7-sur 7 Brasse Competition
Since it was an OTA practice, the Jaguars had an incredibly competitive and animated practice on Tuesday. This was particularly true when the quarters and skills players went against the seconds and defensive backs during exercises of 7 against 7, with several jaguar players making notable games.
Recruit Caleb Ransaw safety has made an impressive break in the long tight hunter, while Dyami Brown and safety Eric Murray also made noticeable games for the offensive and defensive respectively. This looked like a practice of the training camp in terms of the magnitude of each unit, which is surely a positive for the culture of reconstruction of the team.
Cam Little is perfect
It did not take long last year for Cam Little to settle as the clear answer to the kicker. Little was great throughout the off -season program and the training camp last year, and he continued this in an incredibly impressive recruit season.
By entering the year 2, it seems that little is once again ready to be Mr. Reliable for the Jaguars. The little was perfect in six goal attempts in the field in the middle of the training, in particular by hitting a kick of 62 yards in the middle of the amounts during his last kick of the day. Jaguars should have supreme confidence in little, because it almost always seems to pass.
Game of the day
The best game of the day came from the third year tight Brenton Strange. Lawrence was willing to test the defenders of the seven defenders of the Jaguars throughout the practice, and he did it again on a gain of more than 20 yards in Strange along the straight key line. Strangely pointed out of the ball and fell with him despite a perfect blanket by Jarrian Jones. Good pass, good defense, better catch.
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