The Jacksonville Jaguars are gearing up for the 2025 NFL Draft under new head coach Liam Coen and general manager James Gladstone. With Tony Boselli leading the new braintrust as the executive vice president of football operations, the Jaguars head into the draft with 10 total selections, including two in the third round and two in the fourth, along with first and second-round picks.
Gladstone emphasizes the value of retaining multiple draft picks and building through the draft, drawing from his experience with the Los Angeles Rams. The Jaguars are in a position to address various needs in the upcoming draft, starting with the fifth-overall pick. The team has made significant investments in the offensive line, securing key players like left tackle Walker Little and right guard Patrick Mekari while also signing center Robert Hainsey for the starting lineup.
While the Jaguars may still look to upgrade their offensive line further in the draft, the team's recent free agency moves suggest they may not prioritize selecting an offensive lineman with their top pick. With a focus on fortifying their roster through a balanced approach of draft picks and strategic signings, the Jaguars are set to make crucial decisions in the upcoming draft to shape their future success.