The Jacksonville Jaguars are expected to address their wide receiver depth ahead of the NFL Draft, according to Jeff Howe from The Athletic. Despite the team's numerous needs, Howe identifies the WR position as particularly critical, especially behind standout Brian Thomas Jr. Recent roster changes have left the team with uncertainties regarding their WR2 role, with players like Dyami Brown and Gabe Davis lacking proven consistency.

With a healthy salary cap of $35.73 million, the Jaguars have the financial flexibility to secure a veteran receiver before the draft. Howe mentions notable free agents such as Stefon Diggs and Amari Cooper as potential targets. However, there's speculation that the team might prioritize giving their 10 incoming draft picks a chance to earn roster spots, complicating the addition of a veteran wideout.