The Jacksonville Jaguars were overwhelmingly lauded for their maneuvering and selection of Anton Harrison in the first round of the 2023 NFL draft. Their second- and third-round selections were a different story, though.
After trading down late in the second round, the Jaguars picked Brenton Strange, a tight end with little production at Penn State, who few expected to be picked that early. A round later, Jacksonville added Tank Bigsby to a running backs room that was already one of the team’s strengths.
While most expected the Jaguars to prioritize improvements on defense, the team has only addressed the offensive side of the ball through the first two days.
Here is what experts thought about the Jaguars’ second- and third-round picks: