Quote:Let's say the Jags do not trade pick 3 in the 1st round (no reasonable offers), it would be a shocker if they didn't take either Williams or one of the LEO/OTTO

candidates (Fowler, Beasley or Ray) who don't have major red flags (Gregory).

The toughest pick will be in round 2. Do they simply go BAP or do they take the best player at a position of great need? Most would say the positions of greatest need are free safety and running back in that order. My list of round 2 priorities are the following (from best to less desireable):

 

1. Best free safety prospect: This could likely be someone who played CB in college, but whose skillset also translates to safety. The top 2 would be P.J.

                                              Williams and Quinten Rollins, although Williams probably will be a 1st rounder. I selected this position 1st since I don't have

                                              confidence that there is currently a quality free safety on the team (including their new free agent from Indy who has started

                                              maybe 5 games and is best known for his Rick Flair Impersonation). This position is critical and the Jags need to upgrade.

2. Melvin Gordon:                 If no safety is considered due to the Jags draftboard, Gordon would be a great pickup even though he isn't a good pass

                                             catcher.

3. Eli Harold:                        Only if they take Williams with the first pick. Great athlete who can get to the quarterback.

4. Ereck Flowers                  Great run blocker who can play right tackle or guard. Parnell will hopefully work out, but still need depth.

5. Cameron Erving               Love his versatility. If Jags don't acquire a free agent center for depth, he would be solid pick.

 

I left out Maxx Williams for a couple reasons. Number 1, he'll probably be a 1st rounder and secondly, they already have Julius Thomas.

 

What are your thoughts on this round 2 selection?