Jacksonville Jaguars assess wide receiver room before 2026 training camp

The Jacksonville Jaguars enter 2026 training camp with a highly regarded wide receiver group. Coaching staff and analysts are questioning the usage of two‑way draft pick Travis Hunter, who split time between cornerback and receiver last season and may see a shift in snap distribution this year.

Receiver Brian Thomas Jr. also seeks to re‑establish himself after a sophomore slump that included a low catch rate and a league‑tied ten drops. He cited personal challenges, including the death of a college teammate, but reported a mental reset thanks to family support. Thomas aims to improve route running and consistency as the Jaguars look to solidify a No. 1 receiver role within a deep corps that includes Jakobi Meyers and other emerging talent.