5 supreme standouts from Day 10 of Jacksonville Jaguars training camp

Following their mock scrimmage, the Jacksonville Jaguars held a walkthrough. This gave the team the chance to recover from what turned out to be a physical encounter between the offense and the defense. But on Day 10 of training camp, the Jags have ramped up the intensity once again, and understandably so.

Jacksonville will soon travel to the Big Easy for joint practices with the New Orleans Saints in preparation for the preseason opener. The coaching staff will want to make sure that players are ready.

Circling back to Day 10 of training camp, here are several players who stood out.

5 Jaguars standouts from Day 10 of training camp

Parker Washington, Jaguars receiver

For the second year in a row, Parker Washington is the highlight of training camp. Following his impressive 2025 season, the former Nittany Lion is quickly cementing his place as the No. 1 target in the Jacksonville offense.

Throughout training camp, Washington has made several jaw-dropping grabs. Day 10 wasn't any different, as he reeled in what was dubbed the catch of the day.

It's clear that Washington is already in regular season form.

Jabbar Muhammad, Jaguars cornerback

Jabbar Muhammad got the spotlight in the offseason program and continues to make a bid for a roster spot in training camp. The former Oregon Duck got the attention of Juston W. Lewis of the Florida Times-Union by making the most of his reps in one-on-one drills and registering a pass deflection on tight end Tanner Koziol. He later had another one against Chandler Brayboy.

Sure, Muhammad did give up a catch to Travis Hunter, but it didn't take anything away from what was otherwise a strong outing.

Moving forward, Muhammad will need to continue making an impression in the preseason, but should feel good about his chances of making the initial 53-man roster.

Travis Hunter, Jaguars corner/receiver

Days like this show why the Jaguars are so bullish on playing Travis Hunter two ways. The former Heisman Trophy winner picked up Trevor Lawrence, but also caught a pass from him with Jabbar Muhammad in coverage.

Hunter is entering his second season with big expectations. His strong showing on Day 10 is a sign that he'll rise to the occasion.

Dennis Gardeck, Jaguars linebacker

Dennis Gardeck is stacking up practices. He's done a good job of getting to the quarterback throughout training camp. He had another strong outing on Day 10, which happened to be his birthday, registering two would-be sacks, according to Mia O'Brien of Action News Jax.

Back in the offseason, the pass rush appeared to be a concern. That no longer seems to be the case. Leaving aside that B.J. Green II and Zach Durfee have made a strong impression, Gardeck should provide an invaluable boost.

Austin Trammell, Jaguars receiver

The Jaguars are stocked at receiver, with Travis Hunter, Parker Washington, Brian Thomas Jr., and Jakobi Meyers in the mix. Rookies Josh Cameron and CJ Williams are expected to grab the fourth and fifth spots (Hunter could be listed as a corner), but Austin Trammell is doing his best not to be dismissed just yet.

On Day 10, Trammell did his best to boost his stock, hauling in a couple of deep passes. Heading into his third season in Jacksonville, perhaps he could be on the initial 53-man roster come opening day.

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