And just like that, the Jacksonville Jaguars have wrapped up a week of training camp. Granted, they had two days off, but they've already had six practices and are close to facing the Pittsburgh Steelers in the preseason opener.
Now, all phases of the offseason are important, but training camp allows teams to assess players in pads. In the case of the Jags, this is particularly important because they want to get the running game going, an area where they struggled the past two years.
Similarly, this is Liam Coen's first year at the helm, and Jacksonville's success or lack thereof in 2025 will depend on whether he prepares the team properly.