RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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See the full story · 3 sourcesThe Jacksonville Jaguars now have six training camp practices under their belts. So given what we have learned, what does the offensive depth chart currently look like?
There is still time for players to make a push for playing time or a roster spot with several weeks of practices and three preseason games remaining. However, one week in, things are taking shape as well within each position group.
Here is where we believe things stand for the offense.
Quarterbacks
Trevor Lawerence
Nick Mullens
Carter Bradley
Joey Aguilar
Aguilar and Bradley are battling for the third quarterback spot, which will be on the practice squad. Bradley has a year of experience on Liam Coen's offense working in his favor.
Running backs
Bhayshul Tuten
Chris Rodriguez
LeQuint Allen
Ameer Abdullah
DeeJay Dallas
J'Mari Taylor
From a roster math standpoint, the Jaguars probably keep three running backs. That said, the team did roster four for much of last year. As of now, Ameer Abdullah seems to be the fourth back on the depth chart. He can help out on the return game as well.
Wide receiver
Brian Thomas Jr.
Parker Washington
Jakobi Meyers
Travis Hunter
CJ Williams
Josh Cameron
Tim Jones
Austin Trammell
Trebor Pena
Chandler Brayboy
Brady Boyd
Michael Wortham
If there was any doubt coming into training camp about Williams and Cameron's position in the wide receiver room, the two rookies have erased any doubt with their performances. Veterans and special teams contributors Tim Jones and Austin Trammell are likely on the outside looking in. The Jaguars may try to get at least one of them to the practice squad.
Tight end
Brenton Strange
Nate Boerkircher
Tanner Koziol
Quintin Morris
Hunter Long
Patrick Herbert
Ethan Conner
In terms of opportunities, Koziol appears to be ahead of Morris on the depth chart. I also have Morris over Long currently because of his ability as a blocker and to contribute to multiple special teams phases.
Offensive line
Cole Van Lanen
Ezra Cleveland
Robert Hainsey
Patrick Mekari
Anton Harrison
Walker Little
Wyatt Milum
Jonah Monheim
Chuma Edoga
Emmanuel Pregnon
Ricky Lee
Jerome Carvin
Killian Zierer
Jimto Obidegwu
Garrett DiGiorgio
Sam Mustipher
A few things to watch here -- with Van Lanen still sidelined, the Jaguars have been experimenting with Harrison at left tackle and Little at right tackle. At right guard, Milum appears to be pushing Mekari for playing time. Lastly, if the Jaguars roster nine linemen as they did last year, Edoga may be left off the final 53-man. Little can play both tackle spots off the bench, while Milum and Pregnon are backups at guard. Milum has tackle experience as well.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Updated Jaguars depth chart on offense after 6 training camp practices
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