Due to the nation’s coronavirus pandemic, the NFL season has gotten off to a very unusual start. Players weren’t able to have organized team activities, minicamp, or go to their respective facilities (until last week) and have had to resort to organizing things on their own.
The Jags recently jumped onboard with the league’s workout trend, putting together an offensive workout Monday, according to the Instagram account of receiver D.J. Chark. Others who were seen in attendance were quarterbacks Gardner Minshew and Josh Dobbs, receiver Chris Conley, and various other skill players from the roster.
The Jags recently wrapped up the virtual part of their offseason that replaced OTAs and it was recently announced that no team is allowed to have minicamp. That said, the Jags and 29 other teams are set to return for training camp on July 28 under a new Collective Bargaining Agreement stipulation.
The Jags’ offense will have to put in a lot of work to get settled once they return this summer as they will be installing a new offense under Jay Gruden. With that being the case, look for the Jags’ offense to schedule more of these workouts (at least what the rules permit) down the road.
