I agree that the most important thing for the offensive line is to get experience working together as a unit, but I still believe the team's number one priority will be to strengthen the right tackle position with an experienced vet. As a Penn State alumnus, I am always happy to see the the Jaguars draft Nittany Lions, but it may be expecting too much of Donovan Smith to immediately upgrade the offensive line. I would like to see them draft him to provide more depth and competition, but still pick up an experienced vet like Bulaga or Free. If those 2 guys aren't available, I wouldn't be averse to signing a guard like Iupatti to improve the overall line. I know they overpaid Beadles, but if Iupatti beats him out, so be it.

 

I also like Erving since he is so versatile. He could play any position including center and who knows if Bowanko is really the future at center. As far as who to take in round 2, the BAP always works for me. Someone always drops who provides great value. I do believe that could be either Perryman, Flowers or Clemmings as none of those are considered "slam dunk" first rounders. I'd be thrilled with any of those, as well as Erving depending on how each performs at the combine. My guess is that the Jaguars staff will get to know many of these guys at the Senior Bowl and make the right choice based on this.

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