1. S Kenny Phillips, Miami, 6-2, 212, 4.55- with the top 4 DE's gone and so many questions about the remaining guys, the Jags grab Phillips, who is regarded as the best safety in the draft.  This pick provides the Jags with a potential starter at Strong Safety, and at the very least some much needed depth at both Safety positions.

2. DE Jason Jones, Eastern Mich, 6-5, 273, 4.74-  Del Rio stated the Jags would not reach in the first round for a DE.  That could be a hint.  Jason Jones may not start immediately, but he will add some much needed pressure on the QB and has lots of upside.  I think the Jags also draft another DE or trade for one from another team before the season starts. 

3.  OT Anthony Collins, Kansas, 6-5, 317- drafted to compete with Khaliff Barnes at LT and to add overall depth to OL.  This pick could come in the 2nd round if Jason Jones is not available.

3. TE John Carlson, Notre Dame, 6-5, 255, 4.75- the Jags are surprised when this highly rated TE drops this far in the draft.  They snatch him up as an upgrade to Wrighster, who may still be recovering from his knee injury.  Marcedes Lewis, John Carlson and Greg Estandia.. looks like a great trio at TE. 

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Rd 1(26): Brian Brohm - QB - Louisville

Jags make sure they don't overpay David Garrard by drafting some serious competition for him in 2010.

Rd 2(58): Red Bryant - DT - Texas A&M

Space-eater that will help replace Marcus Stroud in the DT rotation.

Rd 3(71): Jeremy Thompson - DE - Wake Forest

Speed rusher that is just beginning to come into his own.

Rd 3(89): Eric Young - OLT - Tennessee

Jags take a player that many think is better suited to be an OLG, but is a dominant run-blocker that can run downfield.

Rd 4(125): Gary Guyton - OLB - Ga. Tech

SLB/Blitz LB that will push Clint Ingram.

Rd 5(143): Keenan Burton - WR/PR - Kentucky

Solid WR who is not afraid to go over the middle and block, but will be tried as a punt returner.

Rd 5(158): Jack Ikegwuonu - CB - Wisconsin

A shut-down CB that will need to be shelved for the 2008 season recoverying from his 2007 ACL injury.

Rd 5(159): Gary Barnidge - TE - Louisville

Pass catching TE that will compete for 3rd TE spot on roster.

2 (58). Red Bryant DT Tx A&M 6'4 318- rotational big body to replace Stroud.

3 (71). Tyrell Johnson SS/FS Ark St 6'0 207- 4.4 speed, good ball skills, and broke all-time conference record for tackles.

3 (89). Josh Johnson QB San Diego 6'3 213- 43 TD against 1 interception last season, along with 4.5 speed...great developmental guy.

4 (125). Jamar Adams SS Michigan 6'2 212- great depth at safety and a great hitter for special teams.

5 (143). Frank Okam DT Texas 6'5 347- rotational scheme would fit him well for needed breathers. Potential Grady Jackson with development.

5 (158). Allen Patrick RB Oklahoma 6'1 198- solid back that should provide an upgrade to DD Terry.

5 (159). Tommy Blake DE TCU 6'3 272- gamble due to depression and anxiety disorder; however, was incredible during his junior year playing at a lighter weight. 

I may disagree on this issue, but at least you are consistent.  it takes balls to stick with a position like this when DG is coming off a good year. 

let me ask you this stigma, do you think that brohm is really a better prospect than hene?  from what i understand hene has the better deep arm and would probably fit better with the TOYS.  In all honesty even if they signed DG to a 100 million dollar contract i think that hene falling where he will and in my oppinion really being a top ten talent offer tremendous value. 

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If he is available when the Jags select at Pick 26, then he will be the BAP and worthy of the selection.

The Salary Cap may be over and done with in two years and when that happens the Jags can't be on the hook for big dollars on anybody. The Jags are going to have to play with a cheap roster and rely on the draft, that is if the draft even survives the next CBA.

I just don't feel good about drafting at 26.  Maybe if Atlanta doesn't get their QB in round 1, we could trade our 1 and 4 for two of their 2's.  Does that make sense on the trade value chart?  I haven't looked it up.  Both teams would gain value.