Jaguars coach Gus Bradley said the first-team offense, led by starter Chad Henne, will play the entire first quarter and possibly a drive or two into the second, depending on the number of snaps. Bortles and the second-team offense should get the second and third quarters.

That is a ton of playing time for the first two units in the first game of the preseason. Yes, injuries and suspensions have thinned the Jags WRs, but with the top two units playing that long, depth is less of an issue. Bradley clearly needs to win this year and all indications are he wants to change the culture starting with NFLX.