JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Day 3 of the NFL Draft:
The Jaguars have picks 114, 116, 153, 167, 212 and 236 on Saturday.
With the 114th pick, the Jaguars selected Missouri offensive tackle, Javon Foster.
He's 6'5, 319lbs., and from Detroit, Michigan.
Foster has a full list of accolades with 2023 being a big year.
In 2023 alone, he made third-team All-America, per AP, First Team All-SEC, per AP and Coaches, Outland Trophy Watch List, Lombardi Award Watch List, Joe Moore Award Semifinalist. In 2019, he made the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
With the 116th pick, the Jaguars selected LSU defensive tackle, Jordan Jefferson.
Jefferson is 6'4, 317 lbs., from Navarre, Florida.
Jefferson played one season at LSU after transferring from West Virginia where he started 17 games and appeared in 42.
In 2024, he was a Senior Bowl Participant. In 2022, he was an Academic All-Big 12. He was an Academic All-Big 12 honoree in 2021 as well.
With the 153rd pick, the Jaguars selected cornerback from Ole Miss, Deantre Prince. He's 6'0, weighs 185 lbs., and is from Charleston, Mississippi.
Prince started all 13 games for the Rebels at cornerback. He tallied 36 total tackles and one interception on the season.
With the 167th pick, the Jaguars selected running back from Texas, Keilan Robinson.
He's 5'9, 188 lbs., and from Washington, D.C. His previous school is Alabama.
Robinson is a three-year running back who appeared in 37 games with five starts.
He transferred from Alabama in 2021.
In his senior year, 2023, he played in 13 games with one start. Robinson served as the primary kick returner while also seeing time at running back.
With the 212th pick, the Jaguars select a kicker from Arkansas, Cam Little.
Little is 6'1, 172lbs., and from Moore, Oklahoma.
In 2023, as a junior, ended his career at Arkansas as the most accurate kicker in program history by making 82.2% of his field goals (53-for-64) and never missed extra points (129-for-129).
With the 236th pick, the Jaguars select outside linebacker from Texas Tech, Myles Cole.
Cole is 6'6, 280 pounds from Shreveport, Louisiana.
Day 2 of the NFL Draft:
Jaguars select FSU cornerback Jarrian Jones
In the third round, the Jaguars had the overall No. 96 pick. They selected FSU cornerback Jarrian Jones.
He is 6'2, 190 lbs and was a five-year starter at FSU.
He was an All-Atlantic Coast Conference honorable mention selection as a senior this past season.
He appeared in 12 games with nine starts and recorded 25 tackles including 5.0 for loss with 1.0 sack, three interceptions, three pass breakups, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery.
Jones met with media via zoom after being drafted and said he's happy to stay in Florida.
Jaguars select LSU defensive tackle Maason Smith
The Jaguars have the 48th pick in the second round and the 96th pick in the third.
The Jaguars decided to keep their pick in the second round with the 48th pick and acquired defensive tackle, Maason Smith out of LSU. Smith is 6'6, 315 lbs., from Houma, Louisiana.
Smith spent three years at LSU, starting 17 games and appearing in 22.
In 2021, he was the Freshman All-America per Football Writers Association of America as well as the Freshman All-SEC.
Both picks are from LSU so far.
Day 1 of the NFL Draft:
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Jaguars select LSU wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. with the 23rd overall pick
Brian Thomas Jr. is 6'3" and 209 lbs. In 2023, Thomas Jr. had 68 receptions, 1,177 yards, and FBS leading 17 touchdowns. The former Tiger was also named to the Associated Press Third-Team All-America, AP and Coaches Second-Team All-SEC, and a 2023 Biletnikoff Award Semifinalist.
READ MORE: Jaguars select LSU wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. with the 23rd overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft
Jags trade pick with Minnesota Vikings
Jaguars trade back in the first round for the second straight year. The Jaguars traded the 17th overall pick to the Minnesota Vikings, exchanging for the 23rd overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.
The Jaguars also get a 5th round pick in this year's draft and 3rd and 4th rounds picks in 2025.
Building the Bench - Top Prospects
Over the last few months, First Coast News Sports Director Chris Porter has been talking about the Jaguars' top prospects. Here's who he's watching, who has not yet been drafted.
Jer’Zhan Newton
Jer'Zhan Newton is listed at only 6’1 and 300 pounds but he often makes up for it in quickness.
Few pass-rushers get off blocks better than him. Newton likes to win by getting his hands on a blocker and using a push-pull or arm-over. He brings a wide variety of pass-rush moves and counters.
Newton's size and length don't stand out, but he has shown a consistent ability to gain extension and set edges against bigger opponents.
Newton is clever in setting up blockers and beating them with sudden hand usage and foot quickness as both a run defender and a pass rusher.
His skill level and athleticism should create additional playmaking opportunities for him as a three-down three-technique with early starting potential.
The Jaguars own 8 picks in the 2024 NFL Draft. You can watch every round of the NFL Draft on ABC 25.