The Jacksonville Jaguars concluded a three‑day mandtory minicamp on Thursday, giving fans a first look at the 2026 draft class. Rookie defensive tackle Albert Regis immediately linked up with veteran nose tackle DaVon Hamilton, while guard Emmanuel Pregnon impressed with raw power and agility . Safety Jalen Huskey also displayed range in red‑zone drills, hinting at a potential role beyond special teams.

Albert Regis Mirrors DaVon Hamilton’s Hip‑to‑Hip Play

According to the minicamp report, the No. 88 overall pick Albert Regis spent the majority of drills shadowing third‑round veteran DaVon Hamilton. Observers noted Regis’s “twitch and explosiveness,” traits that are hard to gauge without game footage but were evident in practice. Hamilton, praised as one of the league’s top run defenders, served as a mentor, and the rookie’s willingness to stay glued to his side suggests a rapid learning curve.

Emmanuel Pregnon’s Guard Power Could Fit Liam Coen’s Scheme

The No. 88 offensive‑line selection Emmanuel Pregnon logged extensive repetitions at guard, even without pads, showcasing “strength and explosiveness.” Jaguars offensive coordinator Grant Udinski told reporters that Pregnon’s blend of movement and run‑blocking aligns with Liam Coen’s offensive philosophy. While his primary assignment appears to be left guard, Udinski left the door open for future flexibility on the right side.

Jalen Huskey’s Coverage Skills Spark Safety‑Depth Debate

Jaguars safety Jalen Huskey displayed “range and speed” during red‑zone coverage drills, according to the source.. His tight coverage on several reps suggests upside beyond a special‑teams role. The next test will be a head‑to‑head with second‑year safety Rayuan Lane, as both vie for a spot behind starters Eric Murray, Antonio Johnson, and backup Caleb Ransaw.

Nate Boerkircher’s Pad‑Free Week Hints at Physicality to Come

Tight end Nate Boerkircher missed the final day of minicamp, a decision the team described as “not surprising” given his game style. Coaches emphasized that his impact will be clearer once pads are on, where his physicality can be fully evaluated. The Jaguars have repeatedly highlighted Boerkircher’s potential to reshape the offense once he transitions to full‑contact drills.

Unanswered Questions: Will Pregnon Play Multiple Line Positions?

The report leaves two specific uncertainties: whether Emmanuel Pregnon will be shifted to right guard or other interior spots, and how quickly Jalen Huskey can surpass Rayuan Lane for a regular‑season role. Neither the coaching staff nor the players have confirmed a timeline, leaving fans to watch training camp for answers.