Jaguars Trade Up in NFL Draft

0:00It's March 26th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. Jacksonville Jaguars fans are pushing hard for the team to trade up into the first round of this April's NFL draft. After a solid first year under Coach Liam Cohen and GM James Gladstone, many believe the Jags are just one or two star players away from dominating the AFC South and making the playoffs every season. The problem is, they traded away their day one pick last year for Travis Hunter, leaving them without first round capital. Teams like the Dallas Cowboys, with picks at 12 and 20, might be open to dealing. Their defense ring dead last and efficiency last season, and even after some free agency moves and a trade for Rashon Gary, they could use extra. Picks to fill more holes. The Detroit Lions at 17 and Minnesota Vikings at 18 are also possibilities. Detroit lost key players and needs depth on offense and defense, while Minnesota has few picks overall in aging roster and limited cap space, making a trade back appealing for volume.

1:05Buffalo Bills hold the 26 spot and could trade down too, especially with defensive needs at edge, safety, and tackle, plus little day too. Ammo, after acquiring DJ Moore, this spot might lead Jack Seville jump rivals like Houston. As draft day nears, expect Gladstone to get aggressive again, just like his Rams days, targeting elite pass rushers or defensive tackles to push the, Jags over the top.