On July 25, the Jacksonville Jaguars' rookies and quarterbacks will be reporting for the start of training camp.

Injured players will arrive early as well.

The veterans will then report on July 28, and the team's first practice will be held on July 29.

These additional few days allow injured players to be reevaluated after the summer break and give the first-year players and quarterbacks the opportunity to get a head start on what's to come.

Among the Jaguars' rookie class, Albert Regis will be stepping into a rotational role at defensive tackle, while Jacksonville has high expectations for Nate Boerkircher, with offensive coordinator Grant Udinski saying that he will "change the offense."

Emmanuel Pregnon and Jalen Huskey likely provide depth at their respective positions. Tanner Koziol, Josh Cameron, and CJ Allen all had strong showings during offseason programs.

Lawrence will look to build upon the momentum he established during the spring. Coen was impressed with Lawrence's ability to take care of the football, along with his willingness to push the ball downfield. His rapport with Brian Thomas Jr., in particular, appears to be much improved.

Coen has also taken note of Lawrence's operation of the offense pre-snap. Continuing to push the ball downfield will be a point of emphasis.

Two notable players who did not practice during OTAs or minicamp due to injuries are Travis Hunter and Cole Van Lanen.

Coen recently shared what his messaging to the team will be once training camp begins.

This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Jaguars rookies, quarterbacks report for 2026 training camp