Jacksonville Jaguars full training camp schedule with veterans and rookies having arrived
The Jacksonville Jaguars' rookies reported for training camp on July 19th, and the veterans will arrive today, July 22nd. With the Jaguars' first practice taking place on July 23rd, let's take a look at the team's full training camp schedule.
All players, before the first practice and as mandated by the CBA, will undergo a physical upon their arrival to be medically cleared to participate.
If a player is not cleared, they will be placed on either the Non-Football Injury (NFI) or Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) lists, where they will remain until activated, which can take place at any time once the player is healthy.
Training camp is the time of the year when much of the attention is on training camp battles, whether it be for playing time or a roster spot, and with so much roster turnover this offseason, the Jaguars have a number of competitions worth watching closely.
Jaguars' training camp practices will be held at the Miller Electric Center. Below is a look at the dates and times for each open practice this summer.
Jacksonville Jaguars 2025 training camp schedule
In addition to the Jaguars' three preseason games, Jacksonville will also host an offense (teal) vs. defense (white) scrimmage on August 1st at EverBank Stadium.
Then, before the Jaguars' preseason finale in Miami, they will take part in a joint practice with the Dolphins on August 21st.
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