Now that it's mid-season, we can legitimately talk about the draft while still enjoying our quest to win the AFC South and get a home playoff game. My draft would look like this:

Round 1- Draft our quarterback of the future. They may have to trade up, but I agree with The O-Line Matters that this is the time to do it-
if necessary. Personally, my 3 favorites are Mayfield, Rosen and Rudolph- in that order. Not yet sold on Jackson, but that could change,
They likely will have to part with both their 2018 and 2019 1st rounders, but that's o.k. since the 2019 pick will be very low.

Round 2- Tight end. Would love Gesicki to fall here, but it looks like a pretty deep group.

Round 3- Offensive line or nickel back to replace Colvin.

Round 4-7- BAP


Naturally, free agency will significantly impact the draft priorities. The one free agent signing I'd be interested in would be Justin Pugh. He can play guard or right tackle and they could release Parnell who is 3 or 4 years older than Pugh. Coughlin should be instrumental in bringing Pugh to Jacksonville. Cutting Parnell frees up $5 million. In addition to cutting Parnell, they could save $7 million by cutting Hurns. Other casualties would include Poz (eventually he'll be our linebackers coach), Ivory and Lewis. Hopefully these cuts will enable the team to keep Lee, who seems to be coming into his own. Re-signing Robinson is a no-brainer as long as he recovers totally from the injury. The guy is a legitimate number 1 receiver when healthy, although the Jags may be able to 1st sign him to a 1 year "prove-it" deal. If the Jags let Bortles go after this season, they will also need to sign an inexpensive veteran q.b. to start until the new guy is ready.

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