JACKSONVILLE – The Jaguars on Wednesday practiced at the Miller Electric Center.

The Jaguars (3-1) will play the Philadelphia Eagles (2-2) at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, United Kingdom, Sunday in a 2026 Week 5 game. A look at Wednesday around the Jaguars – with Head Coach Liam Coen speaking to the media before practice and quarterback Trevor Lawrence among players speaking following practice:

Among the identifying traits of the Jaguars’ offense: A versatile receiver corps that ranks among the more balanced groups in the NFL.

“It’s everything,” Jaguars wide receiver Parker Washington said.

The Jaguars have four receivers with more than 100 yards receiving and at least one touchdown through four games: Washington (16 receptions, 228 yards, two touchdowns), wide receiver Jakobi Meyers (13 receptions, 165 yards, two touchdowns), tight end Brenton Strange (14 receptions, 167 yards, one touchdown) and wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. (nine receptions, 105 yards, one touchdown).

Rookie wide receiver Josh Cameron has five receptions for 74 yards and two touchdowns.

“That’s what allows us to go out there and keep defenses on their toes,” Washington said. “That’s the best part. It gives a lot of guys opportunities. You don’t know who’s going to get the opportunities. That’s really cool to see. Most important, it’s about winning games.”

And while that sometimes means relatively limited targets for productive players, Washington said that’s not concern.

“There are plenty of games,” Washington said. “We have a lot of opportunities. The best part about this offense is we love to see other guys making plays. We feed off that energy and continue to keep going.” …

Added quarterback Trevor Lawrence of Cameron, whose five catches this season have produced three first downs and two touchdowns: “He has been awesome. He’s really stood out since training camp when we got really competitive. We got a chance to see him go up and make some crazy catches and win some one-on-ones. Obviously, the physical ability is there, but the way he plays, if you watch the tape, he attacks. Whether it’s run game, pass game … every route, he’s running it to win. Every time he has a chance to block someone, he’s trying to put them in the ground. There are so many examples where you watch him play and that’s how you want our guys to play.” …