On your first question, I'd take Zaven Collins without a doubt. I'm not real big on Jenkins at all; his best fit will be at guard. Collins would be excellent for a 3-4 defense and the coaches would need to determine the best 4 starters. If Chaisson becomes the 5th guy, it certainly wouldn't hurt to have another pass rusher like him coming off the bench. I haven't given up on him, yet, but he has a long way to go.

McNeil vs. Jordan would be a much tougher call. If the Jaguars don't sign a free agent nose tackle or trade for someone like Malcolm Brown, I'd definitely go with McNeil. He and Hamilton would be a strong combo at this position. If they do this, there'd be no need to keep Al Woods. I expect the Jaguars to go after a tight end in free agency; either Hunter Henry or Jonnu Smith would be big upgrades. I would still like Jordan, however, if McNeil were off the board. He could be a great receiving tight end, but his history of injuries is a concern.

I'm assuming the Jaguars acquire a veteran left tackle- hopefully Trent Williams. This will enable them to draft a more developmental guy at that position in rounds 2-4. My favorite is Dylan Radunz. He needs to put on a few pounds of muscle to eventually replace Williams at left tackle. In the meantime, he could fill in at guard or right tackle. I'd take him with our 2nd round 2 pick.

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