2026 Jacksonville Jaguars Mock Draft: 7-Round Projection

Draft Capital: 10 picks | Overall Grade: B Last Updated: July 13, 2026

Overview

Jacksonville Jaguars enter the 2026 NFL Draft with 10 selections. Biggest needs: Wide Receiver, WRS, Tight End.

Complete Draft Class:

Round 1 (#15): Jamari Johnson, Tight End, Oregon — Grade A-

Round 2 (#47): Omarion Miller, Wide Receiver, Arizona State — Grade B

Round 3 (#79): Isaac Brown, Running Back, Transfer — Grade C+

Round 4 (#115): Mike Matthews, Wide Receiver, Tennessee — Grade C

Round 4 (#139): Dashawn Spears, Safety, LSU — Grade C-

Round 5 (#156): Justin Evans, Center, Nebraska — Grade C-

Round 6 (#178): Malachi Breland, Offensive Guard, Arkansas — Grade C-

Round 6 (#197): Toby Anene, Edge Rusher, Colorado — Grade C-

Round 6 (#216): Brandon Finney Jr, NA, NA — Grade C

Round 7 (#235): Will Whitson, Defensive Line, Mississippi State — Grade C-

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Complete Pick-by-Pick Analysis

Pick #15 - Jacksonville Jaguars: Jamari Johnson, Tight End, Oregon

Rank: #18 overall | Grade: A- Why This Pick:

Critical need filled. Jacksonville Jaguars desperately needed Tight End help (need #3), and Jamari Johnson was the best available at this spot. This pick addresses an immediate roster weakness.

The Fit:

Jamari Johnson brings immediate impact to Jacksonville Jaguars. A converted high school quarterback turned modern Y tight end, Jamari Johnson has quickly become one of the more intriguing names in the 2027 class after transferring from Louisville to Oregon for the 2025 season. ESPN's Matt Miller tabbed him as his... His best trait—prototypical nfl y frame at 6-foot-5, 257 pounds, capable of handling inline duties while staying a threat in space—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Colston Loveland (modern movement Y with size and ball skills, listed by MDD as a historical comparison)-type player at the NFL level.

Strengths: Prototypical NFL Y frame at 6-foot-5, 257 pounds, capable of handling inline duties while staying a threat in space

Weaknesses: Still raw as a route runner and blocker, admitting he needs to refine footwork, hand placement and route depth after converting from quarterback

NFL Comp: Colston Loveland (modern movement Y with size and ball skills, listed by MDD as a historical comparison)

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Pick #47 - Jacksonville Jaguars: Omarion Miller, Wide Receiver, Arizona State

Rank: #45 overall | Grade: B Why This Pick:

Critical need filled. Jacksonville Jaguars desperately needed Wide Receiver help (need #1), and Omarion Miller was the best available at this spot. This pick addresses an immediate roster weakness.

The Fit:

Omarion Miller brings immediate impact to Jacksonville Jaguars. Omarion Miller is a long, physical outside receiver who transfers into Arizona State for 2026 after three seasons at Colorado, and he arrives as one of the more coveted wideouts in the portal. He is the classic catch-point winner: at a verified 6-foo... His best trait—elite contested-catch producer, winning eleven of eighteen contested tries and 14 total on the year—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Keon Coleman (big-bodied outside X who wins contested and downfield more than with separation speed)-type player at the NFL level.

Strengths: Elite contested-catch producer, winning eleven of eighteen contested tries and 14 total on the year

Weaknesses: Average long speed

NFL Comp: Keon Coleman (big-bodied outside X who wins contested and downfield more than with separation speed)

Full scouting report for Omarion Miller → | See Jacksonville Jaguars 7-round draft →

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Pick #79 - Jacksonville Jaguars: Isaac Brown, Running Back, Transfer

Rank: #79 overall | Grade: C+ Why This Pick:

Addresses key depth concern. While Running Back wasn't the top priority, Isaac Brown's talent at #79 overall was too good to pass up. Sometimes value trumps need.

The Fit:

Isaac Brown is a Running Back who can contribute immediately in Jacksonville Jaguars's system. His college production and athleticism profile suggest he'll succeed at the next level. Evaluators see him as a day-one contributor.

Strengths: Good fundamentals, solid work ethic

Weaknesses: Developmental project

NFL Comp: Najee Harris / David Montgomery

Full scouting report for Isaac Brown → | See Jacksonville Jaguars 7-round draft →

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Pick #115: Mike Matthews (Wide Receiver, Tennessee) - Grade C. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #139: Dashawn Spears (Safety, LSU) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #156: Justin Evans (Center, Nebraska) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #178: Malachi Breland (Offensive Guard, Arkansas) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #197: Toby Anene (Edge Rusher, Colorado) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #216: Brandon Finney Jr (NA, NA) - Grade C. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #235: Will Whitson (Defensive Line, Mississippi State) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.

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Draft Class Summary

Overall Grade: B | 9 positions addressed across 10 picks.

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