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Based on the way the offensive line played last season, it seems highly likely the Rams will address that unit this offseason. With no first-round pick, the Rams will have to wait a bit longer to add a rookie lineman. However, Pro Football Focus has a name for Los Angeles to watch in the later rounds as a good fit up front. The small-school lineman ran a 4.

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• Detroit Lions could be left to find interior OL depth on Day 2 of NFL draft
• What Would Make a Successful Draft for the Jets?
• 2020 NFL Combine Preview: OT
• 2020 Jacksonville Jaguars NFL Draft: Day 3 live blog
• News | Minnesota Vikings – vikings.com
• Here are Jags' highest graded players in Week 9, per Pro Football Focus
• St. John's OT Bartch becomes first MIAC player selected in NFL Draft since 2003
• PFF: Raiders CB Amik Robertson is a ‘rookie who could surprise’

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Detroit Lions could be left to find interior OL depth on Day 2 of NFL draft

The Jacksonville Jaguars continue to find new ways to lose, this time dropping an almost win on the road in primetime thanks to a game-winning yard field goal by the Cincinnati Bengals.

With the Jaguars now at , things have reached a new low in Jacksonville, with Urban Meyer's regime bringing slow progress, but no wins through a month. What does the loss mean for the Jaguars moving forward and what did we see on Thursday night? We break it all down here. If the question is whether the Jaguars' secondary or pass-rush is a bigger reason they lost the game on Thursday night, the answer is simply "yes". From the defensive line getting pushed around in the second-half against the run to the Jaguars' failing to generate any pressure at all without sending heavy blitzes, the Jaguars' defensive front didn't do anything worth praising in the entire last two quarters.

According to PFF, the only Jaguars' defender to record multiple pressures was Dawuane Smoot with five, with the rest of the defense combining for just seven. Then there were the linebackers. Damien Wilson had one of his better starts with the Jaguars, but he was still a liability in pass coverage and wasn't a consistent tackler.

Myles Jack continued his dreadful season, failing on several tackle attempts and being beaten in coverage by C. Uzomah for more than one big play. Jack is supposed to be the best defender on the team, but the Bengals picked on him over and over on Sunday. Then you look to the secondary.

Shaquill Griffin had his best game as a Jaguar and deserves credit for patient coverage against Ja'Marr Chase on more than one occasion, but Tyson Campbell and Tre Herndon each had bad nights, while Rayshawn Jenkins and Andrew Wingard were inconsistent in tackling efforts and did little to provide a true last wave of defense against the Bengals' big plays.

The Jaguars' entire defense failed on Thursday. Whether you want to blame it on the rush, the coverage, or bad plays from the linebackers, you are correct. And until the Jaguars can get even one unit to begin to make plays consistently, you will continue to see performances like this one.

Perhaps most frustrating for the Jaguars after Thursday's loss is the fact that they saw two cornerbacks struggle mightily, the same two cornerbacks the team has insistently remained are high on and have put their faith in. Considering the Jaguars have traded two cornerbacks in the last month in CJ Henderson and Sidney Jones, it isn't the best look for the Jaguars' coaching staff or front office to see the options they did keep end up struggling the way Tyson Campbell and Tre Herndon did.

No Jaguars player was picked on as much as Tyson Campbell on Thursday. The No. According to PFF, Campbell was targeted eight times, allowing seven completions for yards Campbell couldn't win against even the Bengals' backups, losing reps to Auden Tate and Trenton Irwin. It is hard to imagine Campbell will have many games worse than that one, because it was truly a disaster from start to finish. As for Herndon, who made his first appearance of the season after missing the first three games with a knee injury, he also allowed seven completions on eight targets, including a yard gain to C.

Uzomah and three first-down completions to Tyler Boyd. Herndon didn't struggle as much as Campbell, but he was on the losing end of a number of third-down conversions. For a player the Jaguars were excited to get back onto the field, Herndon made little impact.

The biggest play-call of the Jaguars' season so far has been their 4th-and-Goal option at the Bengals' one-yard line toward the end of the first half. The Jaguars were right on the Bengals' doorstep and needed just three feet to make it a ballgame right before half-time.

The Jaguars went to the shotgun and called for an option from Trevor Lawrence, who was stopped just shy of the goal-line on a good stand by the Bengals' defense.

Since the Jaguars lost by just three points, the call to go for it on fourth-down and not make the conversion has rightfully drawn some criticism. The call itself to go for it was a sound one, even if it would have been a chip shot field goal for kicker Matthew Wright. The Jaguars had to that point rushed the ball with great success against the Bengals' defense, including some option keepers by Lawrence himself.

Going up would have been massive for a winless Jaguars team, giving them just enough cushion to at least give them a better chance to win the game in regulation. With that said, calling for that specific play was a strange call. James Robinson has been perfect in goal line situations in his career and he effectively created yards after contact on Thursday night, so it is fair to say he should have just gotten the ball. Running Lawrence in an option after he had already rushed four times to that point was a bit predictable, but running it behind backup guard Ben Bartch, in for an injured A.

Cann, was another questionable part of the play. Lawrence is 6-foot-6 and is a physical player, so a quarterback sneak may have been the safer play. Going for it was an aggressive call, but it was the right one. Going for it in the manner they did, though, helped them lose the game, as did the failed execution of the offense on the play.

I need the Tavon Austin experiment explained to me. Austin is a great story and genuinely had a great training camp with the Jaguars, but there is no reason he should have been the Jaguars' next man up at wide receiver when DJ Chark was injured on the opening drive.

For all intents and purposes, he became the Jaguars' X receiver and stayed that way for the entirety of the game. At some point, that becomes a coaching issue for the Jaguars. Not only does Austin not exactly make sense in that role or as a player who can win isolation routes on the outside, but why are the Jaguars playing him there over Tyron Johnson, or even moving one of their other starting receivers around?

Marvin Jones is a more natural Z receiver, but he knows the offense like the back of his hand. There is no reason Austin should have been put on the outside and asked to win one-on-ones after Chark went down, and the offense's lack of consistency can be partially attributed to that.

For the first time during the season, Trevor Lawrence looked completely at ease. There were some misses early on when he was a second slow to throw against zone the third-down incompletions to Shenault and Austin , but otherwise Lawrence had the best performance of any rookie quarterback this season. His zero touchdowns can be attributed to the fact that the Jaguars scored on the ground three times including once from Lawrence , and he ultimately didn't have any plays that came close to being turnover-worthy.

Lawrence was aided by scheme, with the Jaguars finally relying on his legs more often, as well as the fact that James Robinson and the offensive line mostly dominated their run game matchups. But Lawrence did nothing to lose the game for the Jaguars, putting together a play scoring drive in the second-half and putting the Jaguars in position for another long drive at the end of the game before Cam Robinson was beat on third-down.

It wasn't a perfect performance from Lawrence, but it was easily his best of the year and was another sign of his continued improvement. Game Day. SI TIX. Read More. Jaguars vs. By John Shipley. By Gus Logue. By Jeremy Brener. See More.

What Would Make a Successful Draft for the Jets?

Jeremy Chinn, Southern Illinois. Anthony Gordon, Washington State The tight end class was the most difficult one to slot into this list. Michael Pittman Jr. Jaylon Johnson, Utah 5. Matt Peart, UConn, 1. Cole Van Lanen was the highest-graded tackle by PFF after the season and had a phenomenal year last season as well.

2020 NFL Combine Preview: OT

We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. The Jacksonville Jaguars have gone defense in three of their first four picks — selecting cornerback C. That should tell you all you need to know about where this team thinks a rebuild needs to happen. Solid pick at a position of need. Good insurance policy at nickel cornerback. This team needs depth at that position. What he lacks in prototypical arm length he makes up for in flexible knees and ankles that allow him to bend more than most offensive linemen. He should immediately get looks at tackle and guard, and if he develops quickly, challenge AJ Cann for starting right guard, and even be a tackle for the Jaguars. Here we go.

2020 Jacksonville Jaguars NFL Draft: Day 3 live blog

Gardner Minshew was the most pleasant surprise of the rookie class of quarterbacks in He mostly didn't play like a sixth-round pick, yet there were a few games in which his lack of physical tools held him back, and those outings led to his benching. But he returned and played well down the stretch. This offseason, Jacksonville basically did nothing to indicate Minshew's starting job is in jeopardy.

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With left guard Andrew Norwell out with an elbow injury, the Jacksonville Jaguars have turned to second-year offensive lineman Ben Bartch to take his place in the lineup. Heading into the draft, he went viral because of the smoothies he used to drink to gain weight during his college days. Regarding his regime training, Bartch says he spent two months in California and later started training with Jaguars strenght and conditioning coach Anthony Schlegel. The former St. When asked about the calling card of the offensive line, Bartch talked about how the work he and his teammates have put in and what they want to achieve. Bartch has played 60 offensive snaps in the preseason and posted Pro Football Focus grades of

Here are Jags' highest graded players in Week 9, per Pro Football Focus

Throughout the offseason, NewYorkJets. EA: Success will be achieved by sticking to the plan. Joe Douglas has been clear in the traits he's looking for in future Jets —competitive players with great work ethics who love the game and will fit inside the locker room. With four picks in the top 80, Douglas potentially could find immediate starters. EG: Unfortunately, you can't properly grade a draft until two or three years after the collegiate players become pros. However, a successful draft, to me, for the Jets would include filling holes e. In a perfect world for every team, not just the Jets, you'd like to see your picks Rounds be immediate contributors, if not, starters who blossom into starters.

St. John's OT Bartch becomes first MIAC player selected in NFL Draft since 2003

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Bartch weights pounds, which is 50 pounds heavier than the former tight end weighed before his junior season. Bartch attributes his weight gain to a repulsive "protein shake" that features eggs, grits, and Gatorade as three of the main ingredients. Gross is an understatement. It's almost impossible to scout Bartch based on his film, as his tape came against non-scholarship players at the D-III level at St. Bartch finally got to strut his stuff against future pro players at the Senior Bowl, and he showed that he has the strength and athleticism to handle quality pass rushers at the next level. He's still raw, but Jacksonville picked up a quality developmental prospect.

The highest graded Jaguar on Sunday was Chris Manhertz, who only made one catch for nine yards in the passing game. But his impact this season and on Sunday, especially has mostly been felt in the blocking department. The Jags managed 79 yards on the ground without James Robinson available. Wilson is having a very solid season lining up next to Myles Jack, and he had seven total tackles with a hit on the quarterback and a pass breakup. Sticking with the defense and looking at the secondary, specifically , cornerback Shaquill Griffin

We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. See our ethics statement. In their 3-round mock draft this week , PFF was able to make four selections for the Rams, Dugger being the second of those and was listed at linebacker.