Jaguars' Defense Boosted in Mock Draft

Jacksonville Jaguars Mock Draft: Defense Dominates

In NFL.coms latest mock draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars focus on defense, addressing key needs with their early picks. Without a first-round pick, general manager James Gladstone still has solid draft capital, including five selections in the first four rounds and four in the top one hundred. The draft stands as their main tool this offseason to boost the roster.

The Jaguars grab Rayshaun Benny, a defensive tackle from Michigan, at pick fifty-six, filling their biggest need inside. Next, at pick eighty-one, they take AJ Haulcy, a safety from LSU. Later picks include Kyle Louis, a pass-rushing linebacker from Pitt, and Charles Demmings, a cornerback from Stephen F. Austin State. They wrap round four at one twenty-four with Marlin Klein, a blocking tight end from Michigan.

This defensive focus hits key spots amid some roster questions, with the team losing Andrew Wingard in free agency. However, safeties like Eric Murray and Antonio Johnson provide a solid base, and linebacker remains fluid without Devin Lloyd. The mock draft shows how Jacksonville could rebuild their defense quickly and set up for contention down the line.

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