Everything I Saw From Day 1 of Jaguars Training Camp: Bhayshul Tuten Takes Lead - Sports Illustrated

What the report says

Sports Illustrated reported that the Jacksonville Jaguars opened training camp Wednesday at the Miller Electric Center in Jacksonville, with fans and the team’s 90-man roster on hand for the first practice. The report framed running back Bhayshul Tuten as an early standout in one of camp’s key competitions, noting that Chris Rodriguez Jr. has been cleared after foot surgery but was not used in team drills as the club manages his return.

With Rodriguez limited, Tuten reportedly handled most of the first-team work and delivered several notable runs during a practice in which the offense otherwise had uneven stretches. SI also highlighted Travis Hunter’s workload, saying he took starting reps at both wide receiver and cornerback and appeared fully active after recovering from a knee injury, though his best offensive target was incomplete.

The offense was described as less sharp than it had been late in the offseason program, with missed throws from Trevor Lawrence and multiple drops, including from Jakobi Meyers and LeQuint Allen. Head coach Liam Coen’s post-practice comments were characterized as acknowledging first-day sloppiness rather than signaling major concern.

Other players mentioned by SI included second-year cornerback Jabbar Muhammad, who had two pass breakups; Wyatt Milum, who received extensive right guard work; rookie tight ends Tanner Koziol and Nate Boerkircher; and rookie receiver CJ Williams, credited with the day’s top catch. The report also said Jack Kiser left practice with an injury and was expected to undergo imaging, while Josh Hines-Allen, Travon Walker and Arik Armstead each produced would-be sacks in team drills.