Jacksonville Jaguars 2025 NFL Draft Preview

Although I think defensive tackle Mason Graham and receiver Tetairoa McMillan make sense in their own right, the growing buzz has been at running back with Ashton Jeanty. While this isn’t what I would do, he is a difference maker and would make the trio of Lawrence, Thomas, and Jeanty formidable. That is only if the offensive line and defense don’t hold Coen and the offense back.

The Jaguars do need a receiver, and even though it could’ve been addressed earlier, I settled for improving at tackle with Josh Conerly Jr. before improving at tight end, taking Harold Fannin Jr. He is a pass-catching type of tight end like an Engram that can lineup out wide, while Brenton Strange can still be involved. Both can be utilized by Lawrence and Coen in this new offensive passing attack.

Final Thoughts on the Jacksonville Jaguars

This is just year one with the Gladstone, Coen, and Lawrence pairing, so I wouldn’t expect massive strides in 2025. If anything, potentially making a wildcard would be a positive outcome for the Jaguars, as the main thing is seeing Lawrence grow with a better offensive scheme. This draft would make this offense way more potent than any other season with T-Law under center, and he has to prove he’s the guy with more weapons around him now that he is paid in Jacksonville.

While the defense has multiple needs, potentially more than the offense, that side of the ball won’t get overhauled in one draft. The Jags still have a good enough pass rush with Josh Allen and have a few other young impact players like Tyson Campbell, Travon Walker, and Devin Lloyd. Veteran Foyesade Oluokun and Darnell Savage will have to rebound after a down season. The latter part of this draft was more of getting young backups at positions of need to develop for the Jacksonville Jaguars.