The 2020 NFL Combine is in the books, and with April 23 closing in, the only thing in between the combine and the Bengals officially being on the clock are Pro Days. A lot can change in between that time, but as of now, player stocks are rising and falling, and teams can more accurately make their draft board.
The Jaguars are in a pretty odd position. They have a lot of draft capital, but not a lot of cap space. This, combined with the fact that there are needs at LITERALLY every position, makes it obvious that they need to draft well.