Jaguars Draft & Vet Hunt: Depth & Impact

0:00It's April 28th. You're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered NFL coverage. The Jacksonville Jaguars just wrapped their latest draft class, picking players that fit their needs under General Manager James Gladstone. Folks are buzzing about Titan-Nateboar culture, defensive tackle, Albert Regis, and others who plug holes on offense and defense. Sure, there's some shade thrown their way, but it lines up with what the team's been building toward. Others are asking if the Jags should chase Vets at corner, edge, and linebacker, and yeah, it looks likely after last year's post draft moves. Names like AJ Epinessa, Joey Bosa, Matt Milano, and Rasool Douglas could slide right in. They might not hit all three spots, but expect at least one addition to boost depth. Reactions are mixed. Some worry about linebacker drop-off behind guys like Foye and Miller, calling the backups a steep fall. Others hype rookies like Boer-Curture for quick impact in heavier sets, since the Jags

1:00plan more 12 and 13 personnel. Travon Walker might see a few inside snaps on pass-downs, but he'll stay mostly on the edge where he shines against tackles. New takes point to undrafted free agent Devon Marshall from North Carolina State as a roster wild card at corner. No panic over New England snagging Gabe Jockas. They stuck with Boer-Curture, who could transform the run game more than another edge guy. This might hold steady or improve at tackle with Regis's upside over last year's options. With Trevor Lawrence and offensive coordinator Liam Cohen carrying weight, the draft solid but not make or break. Keep eyes on vet hunts through camp. The Jags are eyeing depth to avoid injury pitfalls and gear up for a push.