I have to be honest, outside of Hunter and Milum, I’m seeing a whole lotta nuttin’ at first glimpse, but flexibility is the theme in this draft class.

The Jaguars now have plenty players that can play several different positions, and that is going to give them more flexibility over a 17+ week schedule. The little things can be the difference in a win or loss, like a RB that can step up and take on a blitzing LB’er on 3rd down. Hopefully they are buttoning those small details up.

We have flexibility across the board, at all 3 levels on defense, and over on offense, the offensive line got a major boost with guys that can kick outside or inside in a pinch.

You’re going to get your strongest offensive lineman back in Cooper Hodges. You got some veterans that will come in and pick up where the other veterans left off.

Most importantly Trevor Lawrence will be back under center who will have his Pro Bowl WR in Brian Thomas with All-World Travis Hunter. I’m glad I’m not the defensive coordinator for the opposing teams. That’s going to be a problem for opposing defenses.

Cam Little, Logan Cooke, and Ross Matistik will be doing their thing.

Parker Washington will be running underneath those 2 studs at WR. Gabe can hold their gatorade.

Overall Travis Hunter makes this draft a success. Boselli had his hand on some of these draft picks with the offensive lineman.

All we have to do is compete for the division, which will give us lottery tickets to have a shot in the playoffs and with a little bit of “1996” luck/magic we win a couple of games and make it to the big game and give ourselves a shot to win the Super Bowl.

Go Jags

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