The Jacksonville Jaguars have placed Cole Van Lanen and Garrett DiGiorgio on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list to begin training camp, a move that allows either player to be activated once medically cleared. Van Lanen, coming off a knee injury from Week 18, remains without a clear return timeline, and the PUP designation preserves his roster status while keeping his participation limited for now. DiGiorgio, an undrafted rookie, also faces an injury timeline that hasn’t been disclosed, keeping both players in flux as camp opens. The designation naturally affects roster planning at left tackle, with Walker Little expected to operate as the likely replacement while Van Lanen remains a priority return. Van Lanen had a standout 2025 season with 16 games and 10 starts and recently signed a three-year, $51 million extension, underscoring the Jaguars’ long-term investment in him. The team confirmed the PUP listings ahead of camp, noting that players on PUP count against the 90-man roster and can be activated at any time once medically cleared.