Jacksonville landed Khalen Saunders from New Orleans in a swap that sends Luke Fortner to the Saints, instantly shoring up the Jaguars’ interior line. Fortner’s exit opens the center position tempo- and depth-wise for Jacksonville, while Saunders slides into a rotation ready-made for run-stuffing and inside pressure. The move comes after a quiet off-season for interior DL depth, a situation worsened by Armstead and Maason Smith’s training camp injuries across the league.

Saunders brings veteran savvy, 68 NBA? make that 68 NFL games with 32 starts and two Super Bowl rings from his Kansas City days, now adding a tested BPA in a defensive front that needed juice up the middle. For fantasy IDP managers, Saunders could emerge as a meaningful high-floor option in tackles, especially if Jacksonville leans on him in short-yardage packages. Monitor how quickly he earns first-team snaps and how the Jaguars deploy him against the run as training camp transitions to preseason.