Jaguars open training camp with thoughts of scoring roughly 7 more a game this season

By MARK LONG
AP Pro Football Writer

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — The Jacksonville Jaguars opened training camp wanting — expecting, really — to score about seven more points a game this season. It didn’t seem too lofty considering how newcomer Calvin Ridley looked on Day 1. Ridley, the former Atlanta receiver who is taking part in camp for the first time in two years, made several crowd-pleasing catches in his first public practice with his new team. The Jaguars traded for him in November, while he was sitting out a yearlong suspension for gambling on games, and he was reinstated in March. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence says “he still is impressive.”