The Jacksonville Jaguars concluded their second practice of this week's minicamp, and we were there for every snap. So, what did we make of the practice? We break it down below. The most important part of Wednesday's practice came about halfway through the day.

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Let's take a look at the latest updates and highlights from the Jacksonville Jaguars' second minicamp practice.

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Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence wore a protective sleeve on his throwing arm during the start of a three-day, mandatory minicamp Tuesday because of “general soreness.” Lawrence took all the repetitions with the first-team offense and looked sharp at times.