The Jacksonville Jaguars will have 10 selections overall in the 2025 NFL draft, including the fifth overall pick in the first round. So at this stage of the pre-draft process, which prospects should be on your radar?
Recently, Trevor Sikkema of Pro Football Focus went through each team with a top 10 pick and highlighted who their mock draft selection would be for each one, and then named three other intriguing prospects for those teams.
When it comes to the Jaguars, Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham was the pick at fifth overall. This past season, Graham tallied 34 pressures, five sacks, and was excellent against the run, according to PFF’s metrics.
Graham inside, along with Josh Hines-Allen and Travon Walker on the edge would form a strong trio up front for the Jacksonville defense.
The intriguing prospects that Sikkema listed for the Jaguars include cornerback/receiver Travis Hunter, offensive tackle Will Campbell, and cornerback Will Johnson.
From the sounds of it, the only reason that Hunter is listed as “intriguing” is because there’s a good chance that he still isn’t on the board at pick No. 5.
With Johnson, he has a career completion rate when targeted of 54% with nine interceptions and seven pass breakups in two seasons. He would immediately slide into a starting role and complement Tyson Campbell, as PFF wrote.
With Campbell, he could either add competition at tackle, or as Sikkema noted, potentially help out at guard, where the Jaguars need to improve.
