Jaguars' Hunter vs Browns' Concepcion: Draft Showdown

0:00It's April 24th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. The Jacksonville Jaguars made ways in the 2025 NFL Draft by trading up to the number two spot to grab Colorado star Travis. Hunser, a two-way phenom they hoped would change everything. That blockbuster deal with the Cleveland Browns involved a bunch of picks across drafts, and now it's fully wrapped up after the Browns used the Jags. 2026 First Rounder Before the Jaguars, Hunter flashed talent in seven games as a rookie before injury hit, and they're ditching the two-way role to make him a full time. Cornerback with some receiver snaps. They also landed running back by Schultuten in the fourth round, who showed solid complimentary skills and safety right you on lane in the sixth, who stuck as a special team's ace playing all 17 games. Over on the brown side, they turned those picks into defensive tackle Mason Graham at number five overall, who posted promising metrics as a rookie.

1:01Without busting, running back Quinshaw and Judekins looked elite when healthy, but dealt with off-field drama and a nasty leg injury, while fourth-rounder Dylan Samson proved a reliable third downback. Thursday night sealed it when Cleveland took wide receiver KC, Concepcion at number 24 in the 2026 draft, a top playmaker. He said to be their number one option right away, earning solid early grades from analysts. Right now, the brown seemed to have the edge with more depth than upside from multiple hits, but these young guns are just getting started. Hunter could. Still ball out of corner, flipping the script entirely as the league watches close.