AFC South Teams Load Up in Mock NFL Draft

0:00It's April 26th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The AFC South got some love in this fresh mock NFL draft, with the Jaguars, Colts, Texans, and Titans loading up on talent across seven rounds. Jaguar snagged tight in Nate Bohr-Curture from Texas A&M at Pick 56 and Round 2, then doubled down on Aggies with defensive tackle Albert, Regis at 81. They kept rolling with Guard Emanuel Pregnon from Oregon, Safety Jalen Husky from Maryland, and more depth at Edge, Tight End, Wide Receiver, and Limebacker. Meanwhile, the Colts targeted defense early, grabbing Limebacker CJ Allen from Georgia at Pick 53 in Round 2, followed by Safety AJ, Housey from LSU. They added Guard Jalen Farmer from Kentucky, another Limebacker and Bryce Boetcher from Oregon, and rounded out with defensive ends, a running back. And Wide Receiver Deon Berks from Oklahoma. Fans are buzzing about how these picks hit team needs, like the Jaguars beefing up their

1:02trenches, and secondary after a rough season, or the Colts. Fixing that Limebacker spot post injuries. Titan supporters love the offensive firepower, with Wide Receiver Carnail Tate from Ohio State at Pick 4 and Round 1. On the follow-up, Texas win Guard Keelan Retledge from Georgia Tech at 26 in Round 1, then defensive tackle Caden McDonald, and Tight End. Marlon Klein, filling gaps left by free agency. Titans complement a Tate with Edge-Rusher Keldrick Falk, and Limebacker Anthony Hill Jr., plus running back Nicholas Singleton from Penn State. These mocks show the division stacking talent to chase playoffs, blending blue chip prospects with late-round gyms that could surprise come training.