The Jacksonville Jaguars ended their preseason on a high note with a convincing 31-18 victory over the Miami Dolphins. Head coach Doug Pederson expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performances throughout training camp, praising their dedication and hard work.
To appreciate the players’ efforts and provide them with some relaxation before roster cuts, the team organized a barbecue. It was a chance for the players to unwind and enjoy some quality time together. However, tough decisions loom as the Jaguars need to cut 37 players from their roster.
Already, several players have been let go, and more cuts are expected before the inevitable deadline. Coach Pederson shed light on the process of making roster decisions, emphasizing the support the coaching staff provides the players during this challenging period.
Injuries have plagued the Jaguars during the preseason, with rookie linebacker Ventrell Miller sustaining a season-ending Achilles injury. Updates were also given on the statuses of K’Lavon Chaisson and Chad Muma, both of whom suffered injuries but are expected to recover.
Addressing the team’s areas of concern, the coaching staff has been stressing the need for an improved pass rush. They have been exploring different options to add depth to the position, knowing that a strong pass rush will be crucial for success in the upcoming season.
While the final 53-man roster has not been set, the Jaguars have a two-week period to prepare for their first regular-season game. Coach Pederson emphasized the importance of maintaining a sense of urgency and focus as they head into the season.
As the countdown to kickoff begins, fans can expect changes and adjustments to the roster as the coaching staff finalizes their decisions. The Jaguars are eager to start the season on a positive note and show their potential as a competitive team in the league.
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