Big Cat Country on Gabriel Davis

Article10 Observations from Day 1 of Jaguars, Buccaneers Joint Practices
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Washington had arguably the play of the day on offense, climbing the ladder in the red zone to outjump cornerback Jacob Parrish and safety Antoine Winfield Jr. for a contested catch...He continues to look every bit of the Jaguars' number 1 receiver for 2026.

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Davis dominates with contested catches; looks like Jaguars' No. 1 receiver for 2026.

With the receiver room shorthanded, Davis (referred to as Washington in the article) took over on Tuesday and had arguably the play of the day on offense, climbing the ladder in the red zone to outjump cornerback Jacob Parrish and safety Antoine Winfield Jr. for a contested catch that drew a strong reaction from the offensive sideline. He added two more gains of 30-plus yards, one on a crosser and another on a deep out-breaking route, continuing to look every bit of the Jaguars' number 1 receiver for 2026.

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