With the 2025 NFL draft on the horizon, where are the Jacksonville Jaguars picking in each round?
With 10 selections in total, the Jaguars are entering this year's draft with plenty of flexibility, which is what every team wants. While, like every team, they have needs to address, some of which are more pressing, with that many picks, the Jaguars can let the big board dictate their decision-making rather than feeling like they have to tackle a certain position right away. That is when teams can get in trouble in the draft.
With 10 draft picks, if defensive tackle isn't the pick in Round 1, there will be opportunities to bolster that unit with some impact help on Day 2. That flexibility can also create an opportunity to make draft day trades, whether that be moving up or down.
Now, in terms of what those big needs are, at the top of the list is the defensive line. Liam Coen likes the foundation that is already on the roster, but at a heavily rotated position, improved depth is a must. The good news is that this year's draft class is loaded at both defensive end and defensive tackle.
The Jaguars could still add to both the safety and cornerback spots as well. While Jourdan Lewis and Eric Murray provide needed stability, competition for playing time and overall depth remain needs at both spots.
On offense, even with the Jaguars adding fairly heavily to the offensive line in free agency, I do not believe they are done doing so. Success for the offense as a whole begins with improved play up front. Wide receiver and running back are two other positions we should expect to see the Jaguars ...
