NickMullens

Sep 14

The first piece of good news for Tuten is he played more third-down snaps than anyone else.

This might stick, but it’s worth noting Allen didn’t practice on Wednesday and was limited on Thursday and Friday with a hip injury. He was listed as questionable. It was good to see that Ameer Abdullah didn’t take the third-down snaps. Tuten also led the team in rushing production at 15 carries for 66 yards, but it is worth noting that four of those were in the fourth quarter with Nick Mullens at quarterback. The bad news is that Chris Rodriguez took the only goal-line snap. He also received most of the short-yardage snaps and a very high percentage of the early-down snaps. The Jaguars also won’t be blowing out opponents this much every week, so Trevor Lawrence will be throwing more than 23 times in most games.

John Shipley·Aug 3

The Jaguars' battle for the No. 3 quarterback role between Carter Bradley and Joey Aguilar likely won't see much movement until the preseason games, largely because neither quarterback is getting all that many team reps early on in camp. Trevor Lawrence and Nick Mullens are commanding the vast majority of reps, which means the margin for error is narrow. With that said, Aguilar had the day's only significant error when he fumbled a snap during team drills. It was the only turnover for the day for the offense, and it came on one of his few significant reps. If he is going to really push Bradley for the job, he will need to ensure the rookie mistakes like this one are few and far in between.