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Jaguars tight end Marcedes Lewis still isn't sure if he'll be able to make his season debut against the Oakland Raiders in Week 2, but he inched one step closer to rejoining the team on Wednesday, as he tested his calf on the sideline. While he still didn't participate in practice, it is the first sign of a return for the eight-year veteran, although head coach Gus Bradley said he is a "long-shot" to play on Sunday.
Also missing practice on Wednesday was guard Will Rackley, who has struggled with injuries throughout his career with the team so far. After struggling through much of the season opener, Rackley suffered a knee injury that led to Mike Brewster's insertion into the lineup. A terrible player through preseason, Brewster actually played well in relief of Rackley and could be asked to do so again in Week 2.
Here's the full injury report from practice on Wednesday:
| Player | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Game Status |
| Blaine Gabbert (hand) | Out | Out | ||
| Dwayne Gratz (ankle) | Out | Out | ||
| Marcedes Lewis (calf) | DNP | |||
| Will Rackley (knee) | DNP | |||
| Uche Nwaneri (knee) | Limited | |||
| Mike Brown (back) | Limited | |||
| Jordan Todman (shoulder) | Limited | |||
| Cecil Shorts III (groin) | Limited | |||
| Roy Miller (knee) | Limited |
Both Gabbert and Gratz have been previously ruled out by the team for Sunday's game against the Raiders. Veterans Maurice Jones-Drew, Brad Meester and Jason Babin were all given the day off.