Why Jacksonville Jaguars’ Free Agency Moves Redefine Draft Priorities
Can the Jacksonville Jaguars’ recent free agency moves reshape their NFL draft strategy? With the addition of Fred Johnson to the offensive line, the Jaguars are beefing up their roster, aiming for a more physical presence. This episode explores how these strategic changes might influence their draft priorities, potentially leading to unexpected trade scenarios.
Tony Wiggins breaks down the importance of competition within the team, highlighting key players like Trevor Lawrence and Walker Little. He speculates on potential draft picks, including the possibility of selecting Darius Robinson or Ashton Genti. The discussion also touches on the flexibility the Jaguars have in trading back to acquire more picks.
Discover how these moves could impact the Jaguars’ future. Listen now for an in-depth analysis of their path to success.
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6 comments
First here what’s up wigg
I feel like we filled most of the big NEEDS, so we can go into Draft getting WANTS.
We would have to pick Jenty at 5. He's not getting muchnlower than that
If Hunter aint there, try to move back and add bites at the apple…i am not sure any of the top players left at 5 are that much better than the next guy at the position. Only thing is this is not Gladstones scouts, so might be better to have the picks next year…
So you're trying to trade 6'4" 315 Anton for 6'3" 310 Membou? That's replacing the same guy with the same guy and is not an improvement. Membou is center size, not tackle or even guard size. You draft 6'6' 320 Will Campbell at LT and move Little to right tackle this year then draft right tackle next year. It's easier to get in the later rounds than getting a real left tackle which Campbell is. I say to trade Anton to the Bills for their 2 end of the 2nd round picks. Probably get a corner and running back. Both would be starters on this crap team. Trade Travon to the Bears for their 2 2nds and move both up into the 1st for a Starks and Tyler Booker moving Ezra to right guard. You take two starters and turn them into 4. Possibly replacing Travon with Jack Sawyer who is identical in size, weight, athleticism, and production as Travon.
I like the running back from Virginia tech