Jaguars announce their off season practice schedule
The Jacksonville Jaguars have published their schedule for Organized Team Activities (OTA) and Mini-camp. OTAs will begin later this year than in past seasons, and none of the sessions will be open to the public. The first opportunity that the fans will have to see the 2008 Jacksonville Jaguars on the field will be during the Friday and Saturday Mini-camp sessions on June 6th and 7th.
OTA practice schedule:
- Tuesday, May 13: Practice 10:30-12:10 - Not open to the public
- Thursday, May 15: Practice 10:30-12:10 - Not open to the public
- Monday, May 19: Practice 10:30-12:25 - Not open to the public
- Tuesday, May 20: Practice 10:30-12:25 - Not open to the public
- Thursday, May 22: Practice 10:30-12:25 - Not open to the public
- Friday, May 23: Practice 10:30-12:25 - Not open to the public
- Tuesday, May 27: Practice 10:30-12:10 - Not open to the public
- Wednesday, May 28: Practice 10:30-12:10 - Not open to the public
- Thursday, May 29: Practice 10:30-12:10 - Not open to the public
- Monday, June 2: Practice 10:30-12:10 - Not open to the public
- Tuesday, June 3: Practice 10:30-12:10 - Not open to the public
Mini-camp schedule:
- Friday, June 6 Practice 10:30-12:15 - Open to the public
- Friday, June 6 Practice 4:15-6:00 - Open to the public
- Saturday, June 7 Practice 10:30-12:15 - Open to the public
- Saturday, June 7 Practice 4:15-6:00 - Open to the public
- Tuesday, June 10: Practice 10:30-12:25 - Not open to the public
- Wednesday, June 11: Practice 10:30-12:25 - Not open to the public
- Thursday, June 12: Practice 10:30-12:25 - Not open to the public
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8 Responses to “Jaguars announce their off season practice schedule”
May 6th, 2008 at 2:14 pm
Should be some interesting battles at WR and at backup spots like RB. Interested in seeing how Paul Smith does. I plan on going to camp this year so I’ll see you in June Tim
May 7th, 2008 at 6:16 am
There are quite a few interesting battles to keep an eye on during mini-camps and training camp this year.
May 7th, 2008 at 6:32 am
We’ll hit on those latter. I still dont know if Brian Williams moving to S is the right move, but it seems like that is a possibility. If not, we have some interesting battler at the CB position for the Dime position. DE should be good to watch as well.
May 7th, 2008 at 7:59 am
Don’t take everything a player says as gospel. The team hasn’t made a move yet according to the coaching staff. We’ll see what we’ve got when they take the field.
May 7th, 2008 at 1:00 pm
True and I dont think that would be the right move, jsut dont know why he’s said it then. My guess is that they will toy with it, but will move Brian back when they realize that he isnt a SS and that Sensabaugh is fully recovered.
May 8th, 2008 at 7:10 am
Actually, Brian could probably prove to be a very good SS. I just don’t think they’ll pull the trigger because they have been very high on Sensabaugh. His decline last year was because of two shoulder injuries which have been subsequently repaired, and all indications are that he’s back to 100%.
May 8th, 2008 at 9:09 am
They werent leg injuries, so that is always a good thing. I think Williams is too small to be a consistent starter at SS, although it might be good to have him learn the position incase Sensabaugh doesnt work out. Periolou is solid but up there and years, and Nkang isnt established as a SS, so Williams might get some reps, but I agree, he likely wont stick there.
May 8th, 2008 at 1:26 pm
Williams is about the same size as Sensabaugh.
Bob Sanders is considered one of the better Strong Safeties in the NFL, and he’s 5′8, 206.
Troy Polamalu is 5′10, 207.
Williams is pretty much a prototypical safety these days. The days of the SS being another linebacker are long gone. It’s a combination of speed and coverage skills. Big hitters like Darius are dinosaurs because he was a huge liability in pass coverage.
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