Rd. 1 - Hockenson

Rd. 2 - Lindstrom

Rd. 3 - Gardner-Johnson

Rd. 3 - Will Grier

Rd. 4 - David Montgomery

Rd. 6 - Keelan Doss

Rd. 7 - Mitch Hyatt


I approached this one differently than the past. Tried to take guys that actually have a decent chance being on the board for the Jaguars each round. I combined that with team needs as the priority in each round without totally disregarding value picks.

Hockenson in the first round is a no-brainer. Forget about how amazing this year's defensive line class is. I'd still rather have Hockenson over Gary, Oliver and Sweat- all likely to be on the board. Lindstrom is only 50-50 to make it to the Jags in round 2, but if he is that's another no brainer. McGary would probably meet a greater need in the near-term, but Lindstrom should beat out Cann quickly and help open holes for Fournette. Grier is the guy I want with the 2nd 3rd-rounder. He seems to have the mentality, combined with enough physical tools, to be a good back-up now and eventually replace Foles. It's hard to find quarterbacks as good as Grier make it to the 3rd round. David Montgomery could end up being the guy with the most immediate impact. How can we trust Fournette to make it through an entire season? Montgomery could end up being a steal if he makes it to round 4. To round out the draft, Keelan Doss and Hyatt are guys who should make the team as late round picks. In Doss' case, he has enough skills to be a starter eventually and would have been taken earlier if he came from a big school. Hyatt would be good depth on the offensive line. He doesn't possess great physical tools, but the guy has played at a high level for 4 years with a 2- time National Champion. Can't forget the one defensive player- Chauncey Gardner-Johnson. He meets a need at safety and will provide good competition for Wilson.

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