The Jacksonville Jaguars are almost ready for the 2024 regular season. First, they have to complete training camp , and even then they still have three preseason games to play to help determine how they will cut the roster down from 90 players to 53.
Training camp has been going well so far, as the rookies are getting acclimated. Some players that may be under the radar and less known, who need this camp to get a possible roster spot on the 53-man roster, are showing up and showing out, too. And, some of the day three rookies are making some crazy plays.
The offense is looking good, and the defense is matching their energy while having their own good days, too. So, there isn't really any more you can ask from a team that is hoping to get back to the playoffs in 2024.
Well, some better weather would probably suffice.
Tropical Storm Debby is set to make landfall this week with some severe, nasty weather. From string winds to crazy amounts of rain, it could get pretty nasty. And, with that in mind, the Jaguars made a conscious decision that affected fans.
According to Jacksonville.com, the Jaguars have canceled fan attendance at training camp practice due to the severe weather approaching. This announcement came shortly after the team finished up their only practice at Everbank Stadium.
The team is worried that Tropical Storm Debby could affect their plans to hold practice at the Miller Electric practice facility with fans. So, they made the decision.
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