This week, we asked Jacksonville Jaguars fans to predict who will lead the team in interceptions.
Over a third of the respondents chose fourth-year safety Antonio Johnson, who tied for the team lead in INTs last season (5; Devin Lloyd). Second-year pro Travis Hunter came in a close second, and the recently extended Montaric “Buster” Brown wasn’t far behind.
“Definitely a little bit different for him coming in this year, just knowing everything that he knows within the system,” said defensive coordinator
Anthony Campanile at Day 4 of OTAs. “You see him helping the young guys, helping Jalen [Huskey] and other guys in the room. He’s been a really good communicator.
“Done a good job in the meetings, but the cool thing about him is he’s had a lot on his plate maybe more than even some other guys because Antonio plays both safety positions, nickel, dime, he does a lot. So, when you do that, it’s hard. It’s hard to learn all that stuff, but in the end, the silver lining is you know the defenses good or better than anybody. I think he’s at the point now where he can coach a lot of the techniques that we’re asking the guys to play, which is cool.”
According to FanDuel Sportsbook, the Jaguars have +2700 odds to win the Super Bowl.
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