The defense won again on Day 3 of Jacksonville Jaguars training camp on Friday, July 25, at the Miller Electric Center. But the real test is coming: the team will practice in full pads for the first time on Monday, July 28, after a day off and in light pads ("spiders") on July 27.

From Jourdan Lewis to Travis Hunter to Eric Murray to Caleb Ransaw, the new faces in the Jaguars' secondary loom large. Then there are the faces that were already in the Jaguars' unit, such as Tyson Campbell, Darnell Savage, Jarrian Jones, Buster Brown, Andrew Wingard, and Antonio Johnson.

Paige Riley, a Millard North grad, never gave up on her dream. And after a lot of extra work during her final year at Midland University, she earned a spot

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

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Travon Walker enters his fourth season in the league. Time has flown by and Walker feels he's just getting started.

2024 was a season to forget for the Jacksonville Jaguars, but wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. and defensive end Josh Hines-Allen were a couple of bright spots. They were honored for that by their peers around the league, as both made the 2025 NFL Top 100 Players list. Here's where they ranked.

Another in a series about Jacksonville Jaguars veterans who are in for a battle for their roster spot in this year's training camp.

Since 2022, WIngard has performed admirably as a reserve, rotational piece for the Jaguars. In fact, he’s allowed a completion rate of just 53.5%, zero touchdowns and two interceptions over that span, according to Pro Football Focus.