Another in a series on Jacksonville Jaguars veterans who are battling for starting positions and in some cases a roster spot during the 2025 training camp
Cornerback Christian Braswell
Years with the Jaguars: Three.
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Career highlights: Drafted from Rutgers in the sixth round in 2023. Braswell played in three games early that season, all on special teams, before spending seven weeks on injured reserve, four weeks on IR-Designated for Return and one more week in IR. … He opened the 2024 season on the practice squad, was elevated after Tyson Campbell’s injury in the opening game against Miami, then played three games, with one tackle and four assists against Buffalo. Braswell was sent back to the practice squad for the remainder of the season. The Jaguars signed him to a reserve/futures contract one Feb. 10, 2025.
Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Christian Braswell (21) catches a pass during an NFL scrimmage event at EverBank Stadium, Friday, Aug. 1, 2025, in Jacksonville, Fla. [Corey Perrine/Florida Times-Union]
Camp scenario: Braswell is facing an uphill struggle to make the roster with Tyson Campbell healthy, second-year players Jarrian Jones and De’Antre Prince trending up, veteran Jourdan Lewis signed as a free agent and Travis Hunter in the mix. Braswell could step in if Montaric Brown’s leg injury keeps him out beyond the end of camp.
Christian Braswell on his role with the Jaguars
“Wherever they need me. Obviously right corner, I’ve been kind of knocking on that. If they need to play nickel, I’ve been adjusting to that.”
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Christian Braswell on the defensive scheme
”I like to play off at times, play man, get to bump-and-run it. I love everything about this defense. There are times you get to blitz, times when we get to play bump-and-run and just keep eyes on the quarterback. We didn’t have that too much last year so I feel it’s a big plus for us to have eyes on the Q this year.”
Christian Braswell on competition
“I would like it it we didn’t have that atmosphere. ‘Tre [Prince], Tyson [Campbell], Jarrian [Jones], all of those guys are competing in the room. But at the end of the day when somebody makes a play it makes you want to go make a playt. It’s always feeding off each other, the energy, trying to be the best you can be.”
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Jaguars on the spot: CB Christian Braswell faces uphill battle in third year