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Top Jaguars News
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Jaguars' Jarrian Jones: Jacksonville adds in third round
The Jaguars selected Jones in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft, 96th overall.
Jones (6-feet, 190 pounds) didn't have as much hype as Florida State teammate and second-round Buffalo selection Renardo Green, but Jones was a good starting corner in his own right for the Seminoles and actually had the better athletic testing of the two players. Jones' arms are probably too short for press coverage, but his 4.38-second 40-yard dash, 39.5-inch vertical and 129-inch broad jump indicate uncommon vertical range. Jones will compete with the likes of Montaric Brown and Darnell Savage for reps behind starting corners Tyson Campbell and Ronald Darby.
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Jaguars' Maason Smith: Headed to Duval in second round
The Jaguars selected Smith in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft, 48th overall.
Smith was a surprising selection -- something of a recurring theme with GM Trent Baalke whenever he gets out of the first round -- and it wouldn't be shocking if this pick is recalled somewhat bitterly in upcoming years. The case for the LSU tackle is that he's a plus athlete at 6-foot-5, 306 pounds (5.01-second 40-yard dash, 31-inch vertical), and with 35-inch arms, Smith has incredible reach. The problem is that he just wasn't very productive at LSU, starting just his junior season after tearing his ACL his second season and playing off the bench as a freshman. Fellow LSU tackle Mekhi Wingo might prove the better NFL prospect.
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Jaguars' Brian Thomas: Links up with Jacksonville
The Jaguars selected Thomas in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, 23rd overall.
Jacksonville managed to trade back from 17 and still get the No. 4 receiver in the class in Thomas. With Calvin Ridley gone, a Brandon Aiyuk trade not materializing, and Gabe Davis checking in as the only free-agent addition at wideout, receiver was a need in Duval. Thomas comes to Jacksonville after a stellar junior season at LSU in which he led the nation in receiving touchdowns (17) and caught 68 of 89 targets for 1,177 yards (13.2 YPT). He's a lanky wideout at 6-foot-3, 209 pounds with blazing straight-line speed (4.33 40). It's worth noting that Thomas never had more than 361 yards in a season before his breakout, and that he played with a Heisman-winning quarterback and alongside Malik Nabers. Thomas fits nicely as a vertical option in this offense, but Davis, Christian Kirk and Evan Engram threaten his target ceiling for now. The LSU star could be explosive on a per-target basis as a rookie, but his viability in all fantasy formats will depend on just that, because a high catch volume appears unlikely with his profile.
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Team Statistical Rankings
Rushing | Passing | Overall | |
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Off. |
96.8 (24th) |
257.5 (8th) |
339.5 (13th) |
Def. |
103.1 (9th) |
256.2 (26th) |
342.8 (22nd) |
Injuries
Player | Injury |
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C. Kirk WR Christian Kirk WR | Groin |
A. Armstead DE Arik Armstead DE | Knee - Meniscus |
C. Braswell CB Christian Braswell CB | Hamstring |
D. Thomas SAF Daniel Thomas SAF | Forearm |
V. Miller LB Ventrell Miller LB | Achilles |