Jaguars' Draft Shakeup: Run Game & O-Line

0:00On April 23rd, as we gear up for the 2026 NFL Draft, picture the Jacksonville Jaguars offense hitting the field right now, with their current roster. Trevor Lawrence holds down quarterback, no debate there. Chris Rodriguez and Byschule Tudon split, carries at Running Back. Brian Thomas Jr., Parker Washington, and Jacobi Myers lead the wide receivers, while Brinson Strange anchors tight-end. This lineup comes straight from the end of last season, but expect big shifts with 11 draft picks, undrafted free agents, and maybe a couple, better in signings before training camp in July. Earlier this week, folks broke it down to spotlight the Jaguars' biggest holes up front and in the backfield. Fans and analysts see it as a solid core, but the run game needs juice and that offensive line, Cole Van Lannon at left tackle, Ezra Cleveland at left. Guard, Robert Hainsey at center, Patrick McCarrie at right guard, and Anton Harrison at right tackle, feels ripe for upgrades.

1:00Background chatter points to heavy two tight-end lifts last year, with Quentin Moore is locking in as the blocking TE2. Meanwhile, Travis Hunter could pop in at receiver, and the Quentin Allen backs up the runners in past situations. Officials hint at open competitions across the line to boost the ground attack. The draft looms large to reshape this unit into a contender. Watch how they plug those gaps and fire it up. Come summer. I'm Corey with the story. That's your NFL news today update. AI powered and always on.