Jaguars' Draft Strategy: Filling Defensive Gaps

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The Jacksonville Jaguars wrapped up free agency with just one outside signing and a few

resignings, like cornerback Monterey Brown and Linebacker.

Dennis Gardek.

They let Linebacker Devon Lloyd and running back Travis ETN GO leaving some gaps on defense.

Now the team plans the whole steady until after the 2026 NFL Draft.

They lack a first round pick but have four selections in the top 100, including Round

2, Pick 56, and 3 in Round 3 at picks.

81, 88, and 100.

Fans and analysts see this as a smart move to build on last year's 13 and 4 record

under new general manager James Gladstone.

The offense looks solid, so the focus shifts to defensive depth amid an aging line.

A recent B-Round mod draft has them grabbing Florida defensive tackle, Caleb Banks at

Pick 56.

The 6-foot 6-327-pounder brings sacks and tackles for loss to pair with veteran Eric

Armstead, who's dealing with an injury.

Later picks target Alabama Linebacker, Deonte Lawson for Linebacker help, Georgia tight

in Oscar Dope as a blocker and receiver, and USC Whiteout, to Kobe Lane for size in the

passing game.

This approach could fill holes quickly.

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