If the Jaguars are able to sign an offensive lineman in free agency who will be an immediate starter as well as a quality free safety, then I'd be fine with Coleman or Gurley in round 2. Both these guys can be difference-makers, but so was Jones-Drew who was taken in the 2nd and got to the playoffs one time while in Jacksonville. The Cowboys have shown what happens when the offensive line is given top priority. A great back is only as good as his offensive line as I'm sure Demarco Murray would not have made the pro bowl this year if he played for the Jaguars. Therefore, my ideal scenario would be:

 

Free agents: Bulaga, Free or Iupatti, McCourty, Moore or Gipson, Cameron or Clay and an experience, reasonably priced WR (Royal or Washington).

Draft: Rd. 1- Williams or Gregory

                 2- Coleman or Gurley

                 3- Best linebacker available

                 4- More offensive line depth

                 5-7  BAP

 

With the cap room the Jaguars have, they could probably make this happen in free agency, although I see no way McCourty is let go by the Patriots. If they somehow do get him, I doubt they would pay top dollar for a guy like Bulaga so I'd take the best available right tackle in round 2; a very good one should be available and I'd take a running back later in the draft. Although it's unlikely they won't have the career of Gurley or Coleman, history has shown you can get a very good back in rounds 4-6.

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