The Jacksonville Jaguars are thin at running back. Their original option of a veteran in Chris Ivory as the change-of-pace back to No. 4 overall pick Leonard Fournette just didn’t pan out — Ivory wasn’t as good as advertised and he didn’t bring anything to the table that Fournette didn’t do better already.
That means the depth behind Fournette is T.J. Yeldon and Corey Grant. That’s... not enough.
Drafting a running back on Day 3 sounds like a good idea, but there are a lot of holes this team still needs to fill on offense — quarterback, wide receiver, tight end, offensive line — that spending a fourth-round pick on a running back may not be in the cards.