Jaguars UDFA profiles: Can OL Garrett DiGiorgio make a roster push?

The Jacksonville Jaguars announced that they signed 18 undrafted free agents following the conclusion of the 2026 NFL draft. Let's take a closer look at these players and highlight why each could make a potential roster push.

Up next is UCLA offensive lineman Garrett DiGiorgio.

What to know about Garrett DiGiorgio

You won't find many college prospects with more experience than DiGiorgio, who played 3,177 career snaps on offense. Before moving to right guard for the 2025 season, DiGiorgio played 2,575 career snaps at right tackle.

At guard, DiGiorgio surrendered three sacks and 17 quarterback pressures over 403 pass-blocking snaps. Among his position group, he ranked tied for 158th in pass-block win rate, but was 29th in PFF's run-blocking grade.

Garrett DiGiorgio's athletic profile

Scouting report on Garrett DiGiorgio

"DiGiorgio has good size, but he will need to play full-time at guard to have a chance due to his athletic limitations. He has no issues with toughness. He’s able to play with some force but he’s unable to fit up and stay connected against moving targets. Issues with body control and foot quickness might be too tall a hill to climb unless he can perfect his technique and play in power rushing attacks." - Lance Zierlein, NFL.com

Could Garrett DiGiorgio make a roster push with the Jaguars?

If Step 1 for a UDFA when it comes to making the 53-man roster is performing well throughout training camp, then Step 2 is that the player must be at a position where there is a roster spot or two up for grabs. That doesn't seem to be the case at guard for the Jaguars. Ahead of DiGiorgio on the depth chart are , , , , and Emmanuel Pregnon. even played some guard late last season. That's a lot of established players and recent early-round picks ahead of DiGiorgio at the moment.