The Jaguars will face off against the Miami Dolphins for the team's final preseason game of the year Starters won't play, so who needs to stand out?

Jarrian Jones had an excellent practice for the Jaguars' defense and nearly forced an interception on one pass breakup that tipped the ball in the air, but he wasn't the only one. Christian Braswell was once again thrown into the fire due to injuries to Travis Hunter, Tyson Campbell and Buster Brown -- and he responded with a pair of pass breakups.

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie sensation Travis Hunter will not play in the team's preseason finale against the Miami Dolphins on Saturday night.

First-round draft picks Travis Hunter of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Kenneth Grant of the Miami Dolphins did not participate in a joint practice between the teams.

Thursday's practice was an incredibly chippy and physical one, with at least three large fights forming and two more almost starting on the other side of the field. Dyami Brown tossed Jack Jones out of one scuffle, while another fight spilled from the field and partially into the indoor practice facility adjacent to the field.

Among Miami Dolphins wide receivers Tua Tagovailoa has developed rapport with this training camp are Malik Washington and Dee Eskridge.

Senior writer John Oehser, senior correspondent Brian Sexton, senior reporter/editor J.P. Shadrick and team reporter Kainani Stevens offer their observations from the Jaguars’ joint practice with the Miami Dolphins in Miami Gardens,

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/jaguars as 5 Jaguars Who Dominated in Joint Practices With Dolphins.

In team drills: The Jaguars' starting offense ran multiple plays from about the 10-yard line but Miami's defense held them out of the end zone and forced dump-offs. The exception was a shot Trevor Lawrence took at the end zone -- but he threw the ball right to Minkah Fitzpatrick for an interception. ... Quinton Bell sacked Lawrence.