Computer-simulated mock draft fails to address top need for Jaguars

Jaguars' needs at WR, TE, and OL

The Jaguars' adding to each of those units is in play. The team's pursuit of Jake Bobo earlier this offseason tells us that wide receiver is still on James Gladstone's radar. The offensive line unit may not have experienced any turnover this offseason, but in 2027, there could be a lot, and the draft is about planning ahead -- not to mention that the Jaguars embraced competition within this unit last season. Then at tight end, ESPN's Jordan Reid wrote that tight end is one of the positions that the Jaguars are "expected to target right away on Day 2." That said, do the Jaguars double-dip at tight end and along the offensive line? That I'm not so sure of.

Where are the defensive line additions?

Both defensive end and defensive tackle are needs. In fact, they are two rather large needs that the Jaguars have. Depth and more pass-rush juice are needed. However, for some reason, the computer didn't make any additions t either position.

Other quick takeaways

• Cornerback is not a major need, but I would guess that the Jaguars add to that room before Round 7.

• Without Devin Lloyd, the linebacker position can be added to -- even with a top 100 pick. However, this is a crowded position group and one that Gladstone seems bullish about, so I don't know that we'll see multiple additions here.

This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: 2026 NFL draft: 5 takeaways from Jaguars computer-simulated mock