Jaguars, Bills Advance Training Camps Amid Injuries, Tactical Shifts

The Jacksonville Jaguars are deep into their 2025 training camp, focusing on refining plays and evaluating player performance, with their sixth day of camp held at the Miller Electric Center. Rookie Travis Hunter, a two-way player drafted by the Jaguars, has been prominently featured, showcasing his versatility by participating significantly on both defense and offense, fulfilling his desire to play both ways. The team is preparing for a stadium scrimmage on August 1 at EverBank Stadium, which will include a mock game for fans despite ongoing stadium construction. Key players like running back Tank Bigsby have stood out during the early practices, especially as the team transitions to full-contact sessions, highlighting Bigsby's potential to secure the lead running back role. Defensive stalwart DaVon Hamilton has also impressed during training camp, expected to play a major role in the Jaguars' defense this season. Meanwhile, the Buffalo Bills, also in training camp, are grappling with a growing injury list, particularly hamstring issues, though many injuries appear precautionary to avoid aggravating players before the season.