(04-28-2023, 12:39 AM)Caldrac Wrote: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1004...klahoma-ot

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What I liked about the pick:

1. Tackle is a big need and Harrison was a pick in which need and value came together. Most had him rated between 25-30 overall.

2. He is very young (21) with the potential to become much better with physical maturity and good coaching.

3. Ability to play right or left tackle.

4. Has traits which can eventually make him an elite NFL tackle like so many others from Oklahoma.

5. Jags were able to add 3 picks (4th, 5th 7th) with trades enabling them to trade up on days 2 and 3.


What I didn't like:

1. Deonte Banks would have been my pick at 24. I believe he can become a shut-down corner. Jags can still get a good
    nickel/corner in rounds 2 or 3, however. 

2. Harrison was certainly not a "sexy" pick who will initially create the buzz that Banks, Porter or Nolan Smith would at pick 24. 
    This is nit-picking since all that matters is how much a player will help the team. 


Draft grades mean nothing other than making some fans initially ecstatic (Eagles and Texans) and others miserable (Lions). That being said, most 
sights have given the Jaguars a grade between "A" and "B" . This seems about right to me and I believe Baalke will do a lot more trading with
the extra picks they received. I'd be very surprised if they don't come away with a pass rusher and nickel/corner tomorrow moving up at least
once to get a player(s) they really like at these positions. If this happens, it would be hard for Jaguars fans to be anything but excited after
the first two days of the draft.

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