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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — A day after landing Clemson’s most dynamic offensive playmakers, the Jacksonville Jaguars turned their attention to the other side of the ball. The Jaguars selected Georgia cornerback Tyson Campbell with the first pick in the second round of the NFL draft Friday, adding a three-year starter to a position group that Jacksonville has invested significantly in over the past year. Grabbing Campbell so early in the draft also raises questions about the team’s confidence in CJ Henderson, the ninth overall pick in 2020 who missed eight games as a rookie and was inconsi...

JACKSONVILLE – Least important thing first: With the 2021 NFL Draft now officially two days in and a day from conclusion, the app form for O-Zone questions is still not working correctly. So much for TrevorMania changing everything. We therefore ask that you continue submitting question through the website form or via Joehser@gmail.com. Now, on to the most important thing – i.e., the fan angst that inevitably accompanies every NFL team's draft every year, particularly when teams commit the unforgivable sin of selecting players in a different order than they appear on internet rankings. L...

With the Jaguars set to kick off today's Day 3 with pick No. 106, which players make sense as potential fits?

Longhorns Miss On First-Round NFL Draft Selection Once Again Texas, for the sixth straight season, goes without a first-round selection in the NFL Draft. Author: Apr 30, 2021 The Texas Longhorns’ drought of NFL Drafts without a first-round pick continued on Thursday, as Texas was shut out for the sixth straight year. The last Longhorns player to be taken in the first round was defensive lineman Malcom Brown in 2015. He was taken No. 32 overall by the New England Patriots. Brown, the former Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year, has two Super Bowl rings. The Longhorns do still have a chance ...

My take: This pick raised eyebrows since Turner wasn’t widely graded as a Round 1 prospect by many analysts -- and since cornerback, linebacker, wide receiver and even quarterback were seen as more glaring needs for the Saints amid reports that they would aggressively try to trade up on Thursday night. But New Orleans definitely needed more defensive line depth after parting ways with DE Trey Hendrickson and DTs Malcom Brown and Sheldon Rankins this offseason. And it should come as no surprise that the brain trust of Sean Payton/Mickey Loomis/Jeff Ireland values bigger, longer DEs like the ...