We talk all the time about the first two rounds, but what about rounds 3-7? Which players or positions do you want the Jaguars to pick after Round 2? The Jaguars aren't getting any compensatory picks, but they do have one from the Lions (5-10) and two from the Ravens (TBD) for a total of 10.

 

To prevent confusion when talking about the fourth and fifth rounds I am calling them 4-5, Ravens 4, 5-4, 5-10, and Ravens 5. We are #3 in Round 6 and #7 in Round 7. Our third round pick is #6 (68 overall). A coin flip is required to know what are Ravens picks will be.

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As long as it is a player who improves the team at his position I don't care what position he plays.

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Who do you want JW?

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Who do you want JW?

 

Three offensive linemen

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We need linemen on both sides. We have picks for depth or a flier on a qb

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"Expect for the best. Prepare for the worst. Capitalize on what comes."

 

We need linemen on both sides. We have picks for depth or a flier on a QB.

 

Do you want a defensive tackle or just the ends? I would go from the outside in on defense and inside out on offense.

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After the 2nd round... I'd like Keith McGill CB, Marcus Martin C, Storm Johnson RB, Jeremy Hill RB, Donte Moncrief WR, Chris Watt G. I also will get flack for this one but with his stock really low , I like the idea of Tajh Boyd in the 5th or 6th.

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It looks like Storm Johnson is getting a lot of love on this board. Is he projected as a fourth or fifth round guy?

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I'm hoping Clowney falls to us in the third

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Do you want a defensive tackle or just the ends? I would go from the outside in on defense and inside out on offense.

Both. BAP preferably. Better help on the inside will make it easier on the ends

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"Expect for the best. Prepare for the worst. Capitalize on what comes."

 

I'm hoping Clowney falls to us in the third

Same

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Shock the world

I'm hoping Clowney falls to us in the third

I hope you mean third as in 3rd overall pick. If not then. ..lol

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"Expect for the best. Prepare for the worst. Capitalize on what comes."

 

I'm holding out hope for a long snapper in the third. That was the lone flaw Gene left us with, so hopefully we can get that fixed.

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Dont know specific names at this point. But with the 6 picks from rounds 3-5 Id like to see: 2 OL, 1 RB, 1 WR, 1 LB, 1 DT. No specific order.

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I'm hoping Clowney falls to us in the third

 

I hope you understand the difference between third overall and third round.

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I really don't care who we draft as long as they can play!

 

I know these guys don't match up with the draft picks we have... Just some guys I think could work here.

 

Early Mid
Bryan Stork    C    Florida State    6-4    306    4-5

Daniel McCullers    DT    Tennessee      6-7    348

 

Mid

Brandon Thomas    OG    Clemson    6-4    316

Jeff Janis    WR    Saginaw Valley    6-2    212 

 

Later &/or FA

Storm Johnson    RB    UCF    6-0    215

Aaron Lynch    DE    South Florida    6-5    244

Larry Webster  DE    Bloomsburg    6-6    249

Mike Pennel    DT    Colorado State - Pueblo    6-4    363

 

Added Late

Wesley Johnson OT Vanderbilt  6-5 297 (Possible Move To Center)

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I hope you understand the difference between third overall and third round.

 

 

Yes I understand, I was being a wise@$$

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How big of a difference would it make to us who wins the Ravens/Cowboys coin flip? I know there is some weird thing about 14 or 19 in the fourth round, but is the five-spot difference significant?

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I also will get flack for this one but with his stock really low , I like the idea of Tajh Boyd in the 5th or 6th.

You won't get any flack from me. I'd like to see the Jags address QB in the first or second round, assuming the right guy is there, but Boyd is intriguing as a late-round guy who could come in and, with time to sit and watch, become a guy we could trade away for a higher pick than we spent on him.

 

I'd love to see a running back in the third or fourth round, definitely some interior OL help, definitely some help along the DL, and a corner or two. You can never have enough young, developmental corners in today's NFL. That said, we could use help just about everywhere. For some reason, my gut is that Caldwell will draft for (eventual) starters and hit free agency for backups.

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What day will we find out what our Ravens 4 and 5 picks are?

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