Allen, Washington Among Jaguars Sidelined Tuesday

Following the Jacksonville Jaguars' opening victory in preseason, multiple players have been ruled out of training camp.

On Tuesday, LeQuint Allen Jr. was shut down for the rest of camp with a soft tissue injury, while Parker Washington and Wyatt Milum are out for the week.

Washington, who has had a very strong camp, suffered an undisclosed injury, with Sports columnist for The Florida Times-Union Ryan O'Halloran ruling him out through at least Sunday.

While Brian Thomas Jr. projects as the lead receiver in the room, some analysts believe that Washington will actually be the WR1.

ESPN Jaguars reporter Michael DiRocco made the case for Washington on Sunday, noting that he has become Lawrence's "favorite target, and he always seems to be open."

This has been the case throughout training camp, as Lawrence and various teammates and members of the coaching staff have praised Washington for his work ethic and drive.

While the injury seems minor, it is safe to say the front office and coaching staff has likely seen enough from Washington to play it safe with his recovery.

Milum, who has been dealing with a knee issue, is also expected to return next week as the Jaguars look to finalize their offensive line going forward.

Injuries have shuffled around the depth chart a bit, with Milum vying for a potential starting spot on the interior.

An injury in last year's rookie camp delayed Milum's start of his NFL career, but he has a strong resume.

In college, Milum was a dominant force with West Virginia, earning Consensus First Team All-American honors from the NCAA in his senior campaign (2024).

According to West Virginia athletics, Milum did not allow a sack in 34 of the last 36 games in which he played, including not allowing a sack over his last two years, while spearheading a strong Mountaineers rushing attack.

Milum took just 96 snaps in protection last season, but looked strong in his limited opportunities.

Allen is the most-serious injury, as soft tissue injuries can linger if not given the proper attention.

While Allen had limited reps in his rookie season, he produced a solid average of 4.1 yards per carry while serving as a capable pass blocker.

Allen is a power back, using each bit of his 6-foot, 201-pound frame to earn additional yards after contact. 

He also displayed upside in the passing game, adding 10 catches for 54 yards.

With the Jaguars entering uncharted territory following longtime lead tailback Travis Etienne's departure in free agency, Allen, along with fellow second-year Bhayshul Tuten, will be thrust into a larger role.

While these three injuries should be treatable before Week 1, the offensive line continues to take hits.

Getting Milum healthy to get additional reps before the season should be a priority, while the team monitors the health of Allen and Washington.