3 under-the-radar training camp risers for Jacksonville Jaguars

The Jacksonville Jaguars' training camp has seen standout performances from a few players who might not be on everyone's radar. One such standout is OL Wyatt Milum, who has had plenty of opportunities with the starting offense. With Patrick Mekari not participating in team drills and Walker Little sidelined, Milum has played right guard with the ones and at right tackle.

His performance has caught the attention of teammates, including Trevor Lawrence, who praised his physicality and improvement in understanding the offense.

Another player who has quietly risen in the Jaguars' training camp is DE BJ Green. Questions were raised about the pass rush depth before camp began, but Green has consistently impressed over the first two weeks of practices. He has contributed on both run and pass plays, and with playing time up for grabs behind Josh Hines-Allen and Travon Walker, Green is likely to see significant action in the Jaguars' pass rush rotation this season.

Liam Coen, a fellow defensive player, noted Green's consistent presence in both aspects of the defensive game.

Lastly, TE Tanner Koziol has also made his mark in the Jaguars' training camp. While the team's tight end room was initially filled with Brenton Strange, Nate Boerkircher, Quintin Morris, and Hunter Long, Koziol has found his place as the team's third tight end on the depth chart. He has been a pass-catching threat, especially with the possibility of more 13 personnel looks in the upcoming season.

His performance may provide him with opportunities to catch passes as well as contribute as a pass-catcher from the 12 personnel formation.