The NFL Draft is slated to go on as scheduled from Aril 23 through April 25, just no longer as a public event and reportedly as a “studio show.” That said, the Jacksonville Jaguars and all of the NFL teams have the unique challenge of identifying talent without being able to attend in-person workouts or hold face-to-face meetings.
For the Jaguars, this team has a lot of holes, to put it bluntly. Jacksonville needs to put an emphasis on adding offensive weapons to build around Gardner Minshew, but also has serious question marks on defense, particularly at the defensive tackle and cornerbacks positions.