Jaguars UDFA profiles: Why CB Devon Marshall could make 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 NC State cornerback Devon Marshall.

What to know about CB Devon Marshall

Marshall has played over 2,100 career defensive snaps and spent the last two seasons at NC State after previously playing at Villanova. Throughout his career, he has been stingy in coverage, allowing a completion rate of just 49%, according to PFF. He's also had excellent ball production, generating four interceptions and 20 pass breakups over the last two seasons.

Not to be overlooked either, but Marshall was one of PFF's higher graded run defenders from the cornerback position.

Devon Marshall's draft profile

For more on Marshall, here is what Pro Football Network had to say in their pre-draft scouting report:

"Marshall is undersized, but he has good mass for his frame, and he's a reasonably explosive, fluid, and twitched-up mover with enough long speed to contend vertical and crowd WRs in recovery. He can match, redirect, and keep close depth in press-man, and also flashes great spatial reasoning and 2-on-1 awareness in zone."

Devon Marshall's athletic profile

Why could Devon Marshall make a roster push?

What we know right now at the cornerback position is that Travis Hunter, Jourdan Lewis, Montaric Brown, and make up the top four spots on the depth chart. That leaves one to two roster spots up for grabs.