The Jaguars are focused on addressing critical needs in the draft, particularly in the defensive line, safety, running back, and offensive line. They aim to enhance performance after struggling in these areas last season.

The Jaguars made history by trading up to the second overall pick and selecting Travis Hunter, a significant move that marks a shift in their team strategy, opting for a non-quarterback at such a high pick for the first time in 28 years.

The Jaguars' aggressive strategy in the draft, particularly their trade for Travis Hunter, indicates a strong commitment to surrounding Trevor Lawrence with talent, potentially reshaping their future.

Tank Bigsby stands to benefit from the Jaguars' draft decisions, as the lack of a high draft pick on a running back solidifies his place as a backup competing for carries alongside Travis Etienne Jr. His upside depends heavily on Etienne's performance this season.

Travis Etienne Jr. dodged a bullet when the Jaguars opted for a wide receiver in the draft instead of strengthening the running back position. Although he remains the starter, he faces pressure from Tank Bigsby and must prove his worth to a new coaching staff.