Tim Patrick’s pull to Jacksonville for a sixth-round pick adds size, veteran leadership, and a versatile skill set to a Jaguars WR room that’s now deeper and more physical. Coen highlighted Patrick’s off-ball impact and urgency, suggesting his presence could rub off on the room and elevate practice tempo. Patrick projects into a Gabe Davis–style role as a big-body option who blocks, stretches the field, and produces in bursts, even if his immediate snap count isn’t set in stone.

The move signals a proactive Jacksonville front office that won’t stop chasing upgrades after roster cuts. Patrick’s durability story, combined with his experience working with Detroit’s young stars, gives the Jaguars a concrete floor with upside in the passing game and a veteran voice for the room as they pursue more consistent improvement.