Jaguars' Draft Strategy: Filling DT Gap in 2026
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The Jacksonville Jaguars, with limited cap space, are focusing on drafting a defensive tackle in the 2026 draft, as free agency options are scarce. The interior defensive line class is ranked eighth, with top prospects like Kayden McDonald and Peter Woods potentially going early in the first round. The Jags, with eleven picks, may need to secure quality starters within the first four rounds to avoid a weak run defense. Potential picks in rounds two and three include Christen Miller, Lee Hunter, Darrell Jackson Junior, and Domonique Orange. The Jaguars are considering trading up or addressing this need early to strengthen their front line.
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