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Jaguars Start Training Camp With Two Offensive Linemen on Active PUP

The move preserves camp roster spots, pausing on-field work until medical clearance.

Overview

  • The Jaguars announced Sunday that Cole Van Lanen and undrafted rookie Garrett DiGiorgio were placed on the active/Physically Unable to Perform list to begin training camp.
  • Van Lanen is working through a lingering right-knee issue that ended his 2025 season and missed the playoff loss to Buffalo after a late-season breakout that earned him a three-year, $51 million extension.
  • Players on active/PUP count against the 90-man training camp roster but cannot take part in on-field drills and may return to practice at any time once medically cleared.
  • Van Lanen’s designation reopens left-tackle reps in camp and hands early first-team snaps to Walker Little until Van Lanen is activated and cleared to practice.
  • DiGiorgio’s undisclosed injury delays his chance to win a roster spot because he will miss valuable early practice reps, and the Jaguars’ interior depth will dictate whether the team pursues more competition or outside help if absences persist.