With training camp now complete for the Jacksonville Jaguars, only one preseason game remains, a Friday night matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
This contest will provide a number of players with one last opportunity to make their case for playing time or to make a roster push before cutdown day on Sunday.
So given what we've learned over the last month, here is our latest projection of the Jaguars' offensive depth chart.
Quarterbacks
- Trevor Lawerence
- Nick Mullens
- Carter Bradley
- Joey Aguilar
Bradley has taken his lumps this preseason, but the playing time in those games tells us that he's ahead of Aguilar. Also, when it comes to being the third quarterback and running the scout team offense, Bradley's experience could be more valuable.
Running backs
- Bhayshul Tuten
- Chris Rodriguez
- LeQuint Allen
- Ameer Abdullah
- J'Mari Taylor
- DeeJay Dallas
J'Mari Taylor has impressed, but Abdullah seems to have established himself
as the fourth running back option. Again, playing time in the previous preseason game is the biggest indicator of that. But in addition to that, Abdullah's ability to contribute on passing downs could make him a likely candidate to fill in for LeQuint Allen if he's going to miss more time. Abdullah can contribute as a return man as well.
Wide receiver
- Brian Thomas Jr.
- Parker Washington
- Jakobi Meyers
- Travis Hunter
- CJ Williams
- Josh Cameron
- Austin Trammell
- Tim Jones
- Trebor Pena
- Chandler Brayboy
- Brady Boyd
- Michael Wortham
There really is no mystery here -- we know who the top six at this position group are. Williams and Cameron have cemented their places on the 53-man roster with their steady play all summer. If the Jaguars were to keep a seventh wideout, I would guess that roster spot would go to Trammell.
Tight end
- Brenton Strange
- Nate Boerkircher
- Tanner Koziol
- Quintin Morris
- Hunter Long
- Patrick Herbert
Morris and Long are competing for potentially the fourth roster spot at this position. I give Morris the edge, given his ability as a blocker and to contribute on special teams.
Offensive line
- Anton Harrison
- Ezra Cleveland
- Robert Hainsey
- Patrick Mekari
- Cole Van Lanen
- Walker Little
- Emmanuel Pregnon
- Wyatt Milum
- Jonah Monheim
- Daniel Faalele
- Chuma Edoga
- Ricky Lee
- Jerome Carvin
- Killian Zierer
- Jimto Obidegwu
- Geron Christian
- Sam Mustipher
From the sounds of it, the go-to starting offensive line configuration this past week has been Anton Harrison at left tackle followed by Emmanuel Pregnon, Robert Hainsey, Ezra Cleveland, and Walker Little. When Cole Van Lanen returns, he'll slide into the right tackle role, which could potentially allow Little to move to right guard and Cleveland back to right guard.
Beyond that group, Jonah Monheim -- the backup center -- and Daniel Faalele provide interior depth, while Wyatt Milum and Chuma Edoga can play both guard and tackle. Excluding Patrick Mekari, who could start the season on IR, that's nine players who probably make up the offensive line unit on the initial 53-man roster.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Projecting Jaguars depth chart on offense before final preseason game
