Coen on Monday had much to say about Jaguars rookies who made their debuts in Week 1, including sixth-round wide receiver Josh Cameron. A sixth-round selection from Baylor, Cameron caught the first touchdown of his career on a 4-yard pass from quarterback Trevor Lawrence at the end of the first quarter. Cameron impressed throughout the offseason and training camp, already earning the trust of the coaching staff and a veteran locker room. “One bite at a time, man,” wide receiver Jakobi Meyers said of Cameron. “He shows up, he does everything right every single day. When you’re that consistent throughout camp, camp isn’t easy, especially for a younger guy. They get a lot of reps, a lot of situations that they probably aren’t used to, but even when he made mistakes, he came back, made it right. He’s just been making plays consistently and it showed when he got out there.” Coen also lauded the performance Sunday of rookies and young players such as safety Caleb Ransaw, tight end Nate Boerkircher and linebacker Branson Combs. “I think they handled the moment the right way,” he said. “I don’t think it was too big for them.”
