Jaguars conduct joint practices under head coach Liam Coen this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 23, 2026, 12:40 PM
Last updated Jun 23, 2026
The Jacksonville Jaguars will participate in three joint practices this summer, scheduled on August 13, 19, and 25-26 before each preseason game. Head coach Liam Coen emphasized the benefits these sessions provide by allowing starters to gain game-like reps in a controlled environment. Joint practices also offer players varied looks from opposing teams, breaking the monotony of training camp and enabling teams to utilize more complex plays without the pressure of televised games. Coen highlighted the competitiveness and benefits observed during previous joint practices, underscoring their importance in simulating real-game scenarios.
- •Jaguars have three joint practices scheduled this summer.
- •Practices are against New Orleans, Carolina, and Tampa Bay.
- •Liam Coen values controlled, competitive practice environments.
- •These sessions help simulate game conditions for starters.
- •Joint practices allow deeper playbook usage without media scrutiny.
- 12:40 PMYahoo Sports — Why Jaguars value joint practices under Liam Coen
"The Jacksonville Jaguars will take part in three joint practices this summer. Liam Coen recently explained the value of those practice sessions.
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