Jaguars Snag Pass-Rusher Williams, Fortify Front

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Jacksonville Jaguars finally snagged their first pass rusher on day 3 of the draft, picking Duke Edge Defender Wesley Williams at 100. 19. They traded up five spots to get him, showing their locked in on their targets. This move highlights how the Jags run their own draft board, ignoring the usual consensus rankings. They've stuck to their guns with most picks this year, betting big on their own scouting over groupthink. Fans and analysts see this as an Anthony Campanilly favorite. Williams is a team captain with five block kicks in college, bringing leadership and special teams value beyond just rushing the passer. That said, Williams isn't a volume-sat guy, so the Jags can't call it a day-on-edge depth. Danny Striggle looks like the early favorite for that third-edge spot-come training camp. They took a solid step here, but expect more moves after the draft to really fortify

1:01that front and turn off the pressure this season.