Jaguars Plot Tight End Duo for Lawrence

NFL stories making news on March 17th. The NFL wrapped up its free agency frenzy this week,

kicking off the New League year on Wednesday. Now all eyes turned to the 2026 draft,

with teams hosting prospects through March and April for workouts and evaluations.

The Jacksonville Jaguar have set out day one after trading their 2027 first-round pick to Cleveland

last year. Meanwhile, Jacksonville is plotting big moves with their offense despite the draft delay.

Reports say they love this year's tight-end group, and might grab two to reshape their attack.

Brinton Strange has been a solid tight-end one for the Jags, offering reliability,

but adding a versatile dual-threat guy next to him could really challenge defenses and open

up the field. Scouts rank Oregon's Kenyans to Deek as the top tight-end prospect overall. His

strong NFL combine showing might land him in the first round though. Vanderbilt's Eli Stowers

looks like a second-round fit after leading the class early in the process.

Pairing either with Strange could give quarterback Trevor Lawrence a scary duo and boost Jacksonville

Super Bowl chances. Teens keep tweaking plans as draft boards solidify. Support for this

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