The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Jaguars' new $120 million Miller Electric Center was on Tuesday, just days before rookies reported today for training camp.
DeQuan Jackson, a rookie linebacker, is a Riverside High School graduate and Jacksonville native. He told News4JAX that playing for the Jags is a full-circle moment for him because he used to play Pop Warner football for the Jaguars.
There’s also wide receiver Parker Washington, who joined the Jaguars from Penn State. Over his three seasons with the team, he caught 146 passes for 1,920 yards and 12 touchdowns. He’s the fourth Penn State player selected by the Jags in the draft. Then, there’s first-round offensive tackle Anton Harrison, who some say has the potential to be a Week 1 starter. He was the No. 27 overall pick and played for Oklahoma. He fills an important hole with Cam Robinson starting the season on a suspension.
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