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In the days that led to the draft, I reported here in sports that the goal of Jaguar was to surround Trevor Lawrence with offensive playmakers. The belief was to target Ashton Jeanty. Then they surprised all the first large weekend trade.
Jacksonville made a big showdown in early departure, replacing the fifth choice of drafts for the second choice owned by Cleveland Browns to select Travis Hunter. The winner of Heisman Trophy is a multi -purpose and versatile look that can play on both sides of the ball. However, more than anything, he was always rated as the main receiver in the draft, at least on my board. Hunter is a consistent passage of a passage that shows the skill of a great game and the ability to run. And while Jaguari says they will use it on both sides of the scrimmage line, Hunter is another Lawrence weapon in the attack. Still, Jacksonville paid a steep price for moving three places and drew a non-Qaartterback, with Browns drawn the second round in this year’s draft, as well as Jagurs’ first choice of 2026. Hunter’s Production will be consistently compared to the draft Capital Jacksonville.
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By the following selection they took Caleb Ransaw In the third round. Jacksonville needs help in the whole secondary, and the word is that they will use Ransaw on safety; This is his best position in my opinion, because he better faces the action. Ransaw is a great athlete with upside down, but he needs to work and has to finish his game. His railway and the tendency to disappear for the shares have always been treated. This is not the case for Wyatt Milumalso selected in the third round. Setting on the left side for Western Virginia, he has a size and style that will be an initial guard in his NFL career.
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Jacksonville added two more playmakers for 3 days, running back Bhayshul Tuten in the fourth round and Lequint Allen In the final frame. The two backs complement each other because the tuten is explosive back at a glossy speed. It is caused from the inside, and yet it is fast enough to beat the veterans on the perimeter. Allen is better to run downhill, as well as to raise a heavy courtyard. Tuten and Allen are both extraordinary catches.
The team addressed the defense, taking Linebackers backwards at 4 and 6, draft, draft Jack Kiser from notre ladies, then Jalen McLeod From Auburn, respectively.
Kiser is smart, toug, hi consistently productive. The game plays with his head, but he also ran much faster than anyone thought it was possible during a combination. Expect Kiser to see a lot of actions as a newcomer. McLeod is also a stubborn Linebacker, which is a bit tweeter because it has the size of Linebacker at one space, but also a medium midfielder.
Security Rayuan Lane III Of the Navy, another sixth round, what would be expected from players coming from one of the military academy of the nation: smart, disciplined and very difficult. Effective against running, his best blow will be on special teams.
Jonah Monheim He landed exactly where I expected, late in the draft. The former left accessories moved to the center of this season and was solid. It is intelligent and the basis of healthy, but it has to improve its toy strength and prove the length of the hand, which was only 30.5 inches, it will not interfere with it.
Jacksonville has signed 22 Udfas and a few will stick to the list. Edge Ethan Downs is perfectly suitable for a line of four -member jaguars, Seth Henigan should have a home as a third team striker, and Jabbar Muhammad It offers potential as the ninth back/special team defensive player. Edge Danny Stiggowguard Sal WormleyAnd the receiver Chandler Brayboy is likely to be in training this fall.
Rating – B: All in all, I believe Jaguari improved their list, adding playmakers in the attack and improved their speed on the side of the ball. I was disappointed that they did not arrive with a tight end, even though they had several opportunities, and the price they paid to move up, and the next hunter would be carefully carefully observed in the coming years.
Edited by Tony Pauline