Miller Mock: Jaguars' Draft Picks, Needs & Surprises

0:00It's March 30th. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. ESPN's Matt Miller dropped the full 7-round mock draft for the 2026 NFL draft, spotlighting 11 picks for the Jacksonville Jaguars. From their view, it mixes smart ads with some head scratchers, boosting depth and spots while skipping big knees elsewhere. Earlier this week, the good news hit it linebacker, where GM Trent Balke is high on current talent after losing Devon Lloyd. Miller's mock brings in fresh competition there, which could lift the whole group without overhauling in. Meanwhile, the cornerback room looks stacked after resigning Monterey Brown to pair with Travis Hunter and Jordan Lewis inside. The Jaguars grabbed TJ Hall in the third round for his line-winning skills, plus Avery Smith later for ball-hawking ability, making this unit deep from top to bottom. On the flip side, the biggest gaps stay open. No early defensive tackles or ends, despite needing pass rush held behind Josh Hines.

1:03Allen and Trevon, Walker. They snag a couple late-round DTs, but zero at DE leaves that rotation thin. Three offensive line picks feel like overkill too, even with Balke's love for competition. The line returns intact, so those spots might crowd the roster when other holes scream for attention.