The Jacksonville Jaguars have made bold moves in their latest 7-round mock draft, responding to their offseason needs and free agency changes. At the fifth overall pick, they selected Mason Graham, a disruptive defensive tackle from Michigan, highlighting the need for depth at the position after not addressing it in free agency. This choice is particularly strategic given the deep talent pool available this year.

In the second round, they picked tight end Harold Fannin, known for his pass-catching prowess, which adds versatility to the Jaguars' offense. The third-round pick was edge rusher Bradyn Swinson from LSU, who had a standout season, enhancing the team's defensive line. Other notable selections include Hollin Pierce, an offensive tackle, and Kyren Lacy, a wide receiver, both aimed at boosting competition and depth. The Jaguars' final rounds saw them address key positions like cornerback and safety, completing a well-rounded draft.