Jaguars Manage Cornerback Injuries Amid Tyson Campbell Day-to-Day Status

Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Tyson Campbell is dealing with an undisclosed injury and is currently listed as day-to-day, causing him to miss practice following the preseason opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Head coach Liam Coen has indicated that Campbell's injury is not serious and emphasized that the team will continue its plans, particularly for rookie Travis Hunter, who is playing both offense and defense. In Campbell's absence, third-year cornerback Christian Braswell has been given more opportunities to impress, with both Coen and special teams coach Heath Farwell praising his performance and work ethic. The Jaguars are facing significant depth challenges at cornerback due to injuries to Montaric Brown, Levi Wallace (on injured reserve), and other defensive players. Despite these setbacks, the team is managing reps among younger and backup players such as Braswell, Zech McPhearson, and Aydan White to maintain competitiveness. Coaches highlight the positive leadership and culture set by key players like defensive end Travon Walker, which is seen as beneficial for team morale during this period of injuries.