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WRJAX40 insightsLatest Sep 14, 2026
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PositiveBreakoutSep 13, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Cameron posted two receptions for 20 yards and a touchdown on two targets in Week 1 against Cleveland; drafted in the sixth round (No. 191 overall) in 2026, he recorded his first NFL touchdown. The source notes he has a bright future and fantasy managers in long-term keeper leagues should remember the name, though in redraft formats he has a way to go before becoming a regular while Parker Washington, Jakobi Meyers, and Brian Thomas Jr. remain in the mix.
PositiveBreakoutAug 26, 2026Big Cat Country
Rookie WR Josh Cameron had the standout play of the day in 7-vs-7 team drills against the Buccaneers, making a contested 40-plus yard catch against CB Zyon McCollum. Lawrence leaked out of the pocket to initiate a scramble drill, reset his feet, and launched the ball downfield; Cameron fought through pass interference to come down with the biggest catch of his young career, demonstrating chemistry with Lawrence on off-schedule plays.
PositiveRoleAug 25, 2026Big Cat Country
With Brian Thomas Jr. sidelined for the majority of practice and Jakobi Meyers not participating, Cameron absorbed significant volume and had the bigger individual day. He caught a red-zone scramble drill touchdown from Lawrence and hauled in two passes in two-minute drill work, including a 20-yard contested catch through traffic in the middle of the zone, continuing to demonstrate the strong hands that have made him a consistent training camp standout.
PositiveRoleAug 25, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
With Thomas sidelined for the majority of practice and Jakobi Meyers not participating, Cameron absorbed significant volume of work on Tuesday. He caught a red-zone, scramble drill touchdown from Lawrence and hauled in two passes in two-minute drill work, including a 20-yard contested catch through traffic in the middle of the zone. He continues to demonstrate the strong hands that have made him a consistent training camp standout.
NegativeRoleAug 25, 2026Big Cat Country
Sixth-round rookie wide receiver got more opportunities with the first-team offense during Tuesday's practice. Cameron finished a touchdown grab in redzone drills and two contested catches in two-minute drills, but the source notes it was more of a 'good, he didn't flop' outing than a 'he definitely needs more touches' performance. He struggled to separate from defenders and had one play where he got tangled up with Parker Washington on a deep route concept.
PositiveBreakoutAug 22, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Cameron is making an increasingly difficult case to ignore in Jacksonville's stacked receiving room. In Wednesday's joint practice, he caught a deep-ball touchdown from Trevor Lawrence in one-on-one coverage and sprung J'Mari Taylor for a rushing score with a key downfield block. In the game, he finished with 2 catches for 41 yards, including a 22-yard grab against veteran Panthers cornerback Mike Jackson and a 19-yard catch that helped set up a field goal. Liam Coen addressed Cameron directly post-game, noting it was good to see the rookie convert a one-on-one opportunity that had been appearing regularly in practice.
PositiveBreakoutAug 22, 2026Big Cat Country
Cameron is making his case increasingly difficult to ignore in a stacked Jacksonville receiving room; in joint practice Wednesday with Parker Washington nursing an injury, he caught a deep-ball touchdown from Trevor Lawrence in one-on-one coverage and sprung J'Mari Taylor for a rushing score with a key downfield block; in the game, he finished with two catches for 41 yards including a 22-yard grab against veteran Panthers cornerback Mike Jackson, with both receptions showing strong hands at the catch point; Liam Coen addressed Cameron directly in post-game comments, noting it was good to see the rookie convert a one-on-one opportunity that had been appearing regularly in practice.