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Finding Jaguars: Offensive Guards Who Fit Jacksonville on Each Day of the 2021 NFL Draft Which guards make the most sense for the Jaguars throughout the 2021 NFL Draft. which begins next week? We take a look here. Author: Apr 19, 2021 The Jacksonville Jaguars have been quick to throw their support behind their offensive line this offseason, but that doesnt mean they should stop attempting to build a fortress for their franchise quarterback. In a little over two weeks, the Jaguars will be selec...

Apr 16, 2021 The NFL Draft is almost here. After a free agency period in which the Jacksonville Jaguars prioritized value, versatility and filling holes on the roster, it will now have the luxury of being able to select the best player available with each of its ten draft picks. With that said, there are still position groups that need an injection of talent more than others- here’s our rankings of what Jacksonville’s biggest draft priorities should be on the offensive side of the ball. 1...

JACKSONVILLE – The saga continues. If you read and submit O-Zone questions on the mobile app, theres no problem with the reading part – but the form to submit questions is STILL not working properly. SO … If you want to ask a question – and who doesnt want to communicate with the witty, admirable and decidedly "awesome" senior writer? – please use the form on the website in a traditional browser, or email the senior writer directly at Joehser@gmail.com. Thanks for your continuing pat...

great year for offensive linemen. Thats the view of some analysts when it comes to the 2021 NFL Draft. But its at the very least a good year – and the 21 line class features a couple of intriguing characteristics. One is depth. And another is versatility. "Thats the one underrated part of this draft … the offensive line – both at the interior position and at left and right tackle," longtime ESPN NFL Draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. said. The 21 drafts top lineman, as is the case in many drafts...

We’re so close. The official start of the 2021 NFL season is just six short days away (March 17). At that point, trades will become official and the free agency period will open, with the NFL Draft (April 29) looming in the close future as well. The Jacksonville Jaguars are expected to be aggressive throughout the offseason in its pursuit of new players to join its new coaching staff, due to both the bounty of resources it has available and head coach Urban Meyer’s desire to make the team...

On to 21: Offensive Line Mar 08, 2021 at 10:00 AM Copied! JACKSONVILLE – Senior writer John Oehser and Jaguars analyst Bucky Brooks examine the Jaguars offensive line in this position-by-position look at the 21 offseason P Position coach: George Warhop. 2020 starters: Left tackle Cam Robinson (16), left guard Andrew Norwell (13), center Brandon Linder (10), right guard A.J. Cann (15), right tackle Jawaan Taylor (16), center/guard Tyler Shatley (9), left ...

Steve from Nashville, TN You have entertained a few questions recently about stadium renovations. With a general rise in temperatures globally, I believe it is time to seriously consider fan comfort for September and October home games. Not sure if its practical with the existing site. Fans will have a breaking point for suffering through a 1 p.m. September home game with triple digits on-field temps. Creative scheduling for the first two months of the year could also be a solution. Temperature...

Jason from North Pole, AK Do you think the NFL would ever consider doing a slow draft? For example, set the clock to 24 hours so Round 1 takes place over 32 days. Thats an extreme example, but it might allow for more draft trades since teams have more time to field calls. It could also allow the NFL to dominate the news cycle for an entire month. Do you think this would lead to higher ratings? I cant imagine anything close to your scenario – and its difficult to express how passionately and a...

Senior Bowl takes on added importance as Vikings prepare for NFL draft Because of COVID-19, the annual college all-star game is one of the few on-field opportunities to evaluate prospects.  January 28, 2021 — 7:30am Text size Copy shortlink: The Vikings personnel department has been busy at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala., where a week of practices and interviews with top college players started Tuesday and culminates with Saturday...

2021 Senior Bowl: What we learned from Wednesday’s National Team practice Which players stood out? Vasha Hunt-USA TODAY Sports The draft starts in Mobile, Ala., and the week has finally arrived - the 2021 Reese’s Senior Bowl. The nation’s top seniors all congregate for the All-Star event and, this year in particular, the event is even more important than usual. The traditional combine is not going to happen. Regional events and pro days are being planned, but this will be another pecu...