Albert Breer Empties His Jaguars Notebook From Training Camp

Albert Breer’s training-camp notebook stop in Jacksonville describes an offense built around quarterback Trevor Lawrence’s momentum and a receiving group that has kept evolving. Breer credits improvement to a faster style of play and a slimmer offensive approach, plus the in-season trade for Jakobi Meyers that helped staff assign roles better. He points to Brian Thomas Jr. returning with confidence, Parker Washington taking another step, and rookie sixth-rounders Josh Cameron and CJ Williams flashing, with Travis Hunter expected to be dangerous in packages. Breer also notes the run game shift after Travis Etienne Jr. departed to the Saints: second-year Bhayshul Tuten and free-agent Chris Rodriguez Jr. are key pieces, aiming for more play-action opportunities. On the line, right guard is a question after Patrick Mekari’s back surgery, with Emmanuel Pregnon competing to fill the gap.