A new Jaguars wide receiver impressed at OTAs, giving Trevor Lawrence another dynamic target heading into the 2025 season.

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Kainani Stevens, John Oehser, and Brian Sexton are live with Jags A.M. to share first impressions of OTAs. The crew dives into the chemistry developing between Quarterback Trevor Lawrence and the wide receiver group.

Quarterback Trevor Lawrence was on hand Monday, renewing his connection with Brian Thomas Jr. while throwing his first passes to newcomers like Hunter and free agent addition Dyami Brown. On Jacksonville’s lightning-rod rookie, Lawrence addressed Hunter’s route running chops and unmatched energy after their first official OTA session together:

The Jaguars' have their top four wide receivers clearly locked in: Brian Thomas Jr., Travis Hunter, Dyami Brown, and Parker Washington. The question is who will slot in as the No. 5 wide receiver, with the Jaguars having an number of young and unproven options who can step into the role with a strong performance.

When it comes to constructing this season's starting offensive line unit, the Jacksonville Jaguars will have plenty of options and competition.

The Jacksonville Jaguars held their first official OTA practice session of the Liam Coen era on Monday, and it was an ominous start for one of the team’s top draft picks. Coen revealed to reporters after practice that fourth-round running back Bhayshul Tuten fumbled the football on his first official snap.