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2021 RELEASE THE OVERVIEW TIMINGDUUUVAL OF DRAFTTHE ROUNDS 2021 The 86th NFL Draft will kick off at 8 p.m. ET on Thursday, April 29 The Jaguars will host fans at the Travelcamp RV DUUUVAL Draft with the Jaguars holding the No. 1 overall selection for the first time party, beginning at 6:30 p.m. on April 29. The draft party will return in franchise history. The second and third rounds will take place on to TIAA Bank Field so fans can watch the NFL Draft live on the world- Friday, April 30 at 7 p.m. ET with the final four rounds beginning on famous video boards. Gates open at 6:30 p.m., followed by live draft Saturday, May 1 at noon. The Jaguars enter the 2021 NFL Draft with analysis and interviews with Jaguars players. 10 total draft selections, including four in the top 50. 2021 DRAFT ORDER This year’s draft marks the first for Head Coach and Pick Team 2020 Record W% the seventh for Trent Baalke as a general manager and first as the Jaguars GM. Baalke has held a top 10 pick twice in his career with 1. Jacksonville 1-15 .063 both players ultimately earning honors within their first 2. 2-14 .125 three seasons in the NFL. 3. San Francisco (via Miami) 6-10 .375 “I knew that this would be arguably the most important decision I’d 4. 4-12 .250 be making, maybe in my lifetime” Owner Shad Khan said. “How the stars aligned, it’s something that can really secure the future for the 5. Cincinnati 4-11-1 .281 .” 6. Miami (via Philadelphia) 10-6 .281 2021 DRAFT COVERAGE 7. Detroit 5-11 .313 The 2021 NFL Draft will be broadcast on ABC, ESPN, ESPN Deportes and NFL Network. The Jaguars first-round picks are slated to be 8. Carolina 5-11 .313 announced in by Commisioner Goodell with the No. 33 pick being made by Jaguars Legend . Commissioner 9. Denver 5-11 .313 Goodell and will announce the No. 45 and No. 65 pick, 10. Dallas 6-10 .375 respectively. The fourth-round picks will be announced in London while Jacksonville’s 2020 fan of the year, Danika Mitchell, will 11. 6-10 .375 announce the No. 145 pick in Cleveland. Jaguars representatives will make the final two picks in Jacksonville. 12. Philadelphia (via Miami) 4-11-1 .375 MEDIA INFORMATION 13. 7-9 .438 The Jaguars will hold availability with Head Coach Urban Meyer and 14. Minnesota 7-9 .438 General Manager Trent Baalke at the conclusion of each day of the draft in the media workroom at TIAA Bank Field, and draft choices 15. New England 7-9 .438 will be available via Zoom after their selection. Transcripts and recordings will be provided when available and press conferences 16. Arizona 8-8 .500 will be streamed on @Jaguars . Please note that the media 17. Raiders 8-8 .500 workroom is only available to a limited number of accredited media. 18. Miami 10-6 .625 JAGUARS 2021 NFL DRAFT PICKS 19. Washington 7-9 .438 ROUND PICK 20. Chicago 8-8 .500 FIRST 1ST 21. Indianapolis 11-5 .688 FIRST 25TH (VIA LAR) 22. Tennessee 11-5 .688 SECOND 33RD 23. New York Jets (via Seattle) 2-14 .125 SECOND 45TH (VIA MIN) 24. Pittsburgh 12-4 .750 25. Jacksonville (via ) 1-15 .063 THIRD 65TH 26. Cleveland 11-5 .688 FOURTH 106TH 27. 11-5 .688 FOURTH 130TH (VIA LAR) 28. New Orleans 12-4 .750 FIFTH 145TH 29. Green Bay 13-3 .813 FIFTH 170TH (VIA CLE) 30. Buffalo 13-3 .813 SEVENTH 249TH (VIA TEN) 31. Baltimore (via Kansas City) 11-5 .688 32. Tampa Bay 11-5 .688

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URBAN TRENT MEYER BAALKE HEAD COACH GENERAL MANAGER

The Jacksonville Jaguars hired three-time national champion, seven-time Trent Baalke was hired as the Jaguars general manager on Jan. 21, 2021. conference winner and college Coach of the Decade Urban Meyer on Jan. 14, 2021. “Trent Baalke has had success at virtually every level of football, notably so as a general manager who shrewdly and quickly built an NFL conference Before serving as a studio analyst at FOX and an assistant athletic director championship organization and team,” said Jacksonville Jaguars Owner Shad at State, Meyer accumulated a 187-32 record and a .854 winning Khan. “That experience inspired us to recruit Trent to Jacksonville a year ago percentage, the third-highest in history, during head coaching to serve as our director of player personnel and is one of many reasons why stints at Ohio State (2012-18), Florida (2005-10), Utah (2003-04) and Bowling we are naming Trent as the new general manager of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Green (2001-02). Meyer also posted a 12-3 record in postseason play. He is Trent thoroughly knows the NFL and the dynamics of today’s game, has an the only modern-day coach to win national championships in two different exceptional eye for talent and I know will have excellent chemistry with Head conferences (SEC in 2006 and 2008 at Florida and Big Ten in 2014 at Ohio Coach Urban Meyer as they begin their mission to bring a consistent winner State). to our fans in Jacksonville.” Meyer was hired for his first head coaching stint on Dec. 4, 2000 at Bowling He originally joined the Jaguars in February 2020 as the team’s director of Green, launching a coaching career that would earn him Coach of the Decade player personnel before being named the interim general manager on Nov. accolades by and The Sporting News. Meyer turned around 29, 2020. Prior to arriving in Jacksonville, Baalke spent 12 seasons with the a BGSU program that endured six consecutive losing seasons prior to his , rising from the ranks of western region scout (2005-07) appointment into a Top 25 team. The Falcons posted 8-3 and 9-3 seasons to director of player personnel (2008-09) to vice president of player personnel before he accepted the head coaching position at Utah, where he went 22-2 (2010) to general manager (2011-16). He was named Executive of the Year in two seasons at the helm, including an undefeated 12-0 campaign in 2004. following the 2011 season by the Pro Football Writers of America and Pro Football Weekly after transforming a 6-10 team into a 13-3 team in his first Meyer was named national coach of the year in 2003 by The Sporting News season as general manager with San Francisco. and, in 2004, he was named the Football Writers Association of America’s Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year and the Home Depot Coach of the Year. During Baalke’s tenure in the Bay Area, the 49ers appeared in three The Club of Columbus also presented him with its coach of the consecutive NFC Championship games (2011-13) and XLVII, year award, the Woody Hayes Trophy. While with the Utes, Meyer mentored while tallying a 5-3 postseason record. After Baalke began overseeing all QB , who threw for 2,952 yards and 32 TDs and ran for 631 yards player acquisitions in 2010, six acquired players accounted for nine All-Pro and 10 TDs in 2004 before being the first overall pick in the 2005 NFL Draft. selections while eight of those players earned Pro Bowl honors. Overall, the 49ers produced 24 All-Pro selections and 35 Pro Bowl nods from 2010-16. His prolific coaching career next took him to Gainesville, where his six-year stint saw two national titles and a 65-15 record with the Gators. He led Florida He spent four years with the ’s scouting staff to national championships in 2006 and 2008 and tutored QB , who where he served as the college scouting coordinator in his final season. From won the in 2007 and was named First-Team All-American in 2001-03, he served as Washington’s national scout. Baalke started his NFL 2008 after leading the most productive offense in SEC history (611 points). career as a personnel scout with the New York Jets from 1998-2000. During his time in Columbus, the Buckeyes won the inaugural College Football Prior to his NFL career, Baalke worked as a defensive line and strength and Playoff national championship in 2014, captured the title conditioning coach at South Dakota State from 1990-95 before working as in 2014, 2017 and 2018 and posted an 83-9 record, including a 54-4 conference the athletic director at Shanley High School in Fargo, N.D., in 1996 and 1997. record. He posted the two longest winning streaks in school history: 24 and He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at North Dakota State 23 games. in 1989 helping the team finish with a 14-0 record and Division II National Championship. Meyer’s teams were 26-3 in rivalry games. Bowling Green was 1-1 against Toledo, Utah posted a 2-0 record against BYU, Florida tallied a 16-2 record The Rosendale, Wis. native earned a bachelor’s degree in health and physical against Florida State, Tennessee and and Ohio State was 7-0 against education at Bemidji State (Minn.) where he played outside and Michigan. His teams were a combined 114-22 in conference play with seven was an All-Northern Sun Conference and All-Midwest Region honoree. He and conference titles, including three Big Ten and two SEC crowns. his wife, Beth, have two daughters, Katy and Cassie. Meyer also has a track record of success with future professional talent. He has had 76 players drafted, including 21 first-round selections. In 2016, 12 BAALKE’S FIRST-ROUND HISTORY Jaguars General Manager Trent Baalke selected six players in the first round Buckeyes were drafted, including five first-round picks: DEJoey Bosa, RB in his six years as the San Francisco 49ers general manager. Baalke’s two , CB , OL Taylor Decker and LB Darron Lee. Other top ten picks (Buckner and Smith) both earned Pro Bowl honors within their notable selections during his coaching tenure include OL , CBs , Denzel Ward and Joe Haden, QB Dwayne Haskins, DEs first three seasons. Chase Young and Nick Bosa, WRs Michael Thomas and , LB Ryan Year No. Player School Shazier and S . 2016 7 DE DeForest Buckner Oregon In addition to his student-athletes’ success, several of Meyer’s former 2015 17 DT Oregon assistant coaches have gone on to serve as head coaches, including seven 2014 30 DB Northern Illinois in current roles: (Colorado State), Ryan Day (Ohio State), Luke Fickell (Cincinnati), Scot Loeffler (Bowling Green), (Florida), Kyle 2013 18 DB LSU Whittingham (Utah) and Mike Vrabel (). 2012 30 WR A.J. Jenkins Illinois 2011 7 DE Aldon Smith Missouri Meyer, 56, was born in Toledo, Ohio and grew up in Ashtabula, Ohio. He and his wife, Shelley, who both graduated from the University of Cincinnati, have three children: Nicki, Gigi and Nate, and two grandchildren, Troy (4) and Gray (2). Nicki () and Gigi (Florida Gulf Coast) both played volleyball in college, while Nate has competed in football and baseball at Cincinnati.

2 2021 DRAFT RELEASE TRENT BAALKE DRAFT HISTORY The Jaguars announced Trent Baalke as the team’s general manager on Jan. 21, 2021. Baalke originally joined the Jaguars in February 2020 as Yr. Rd. Pick Pos Player College the team’s director of player personnel before being named the interim 2013 1 18 S Eric Reid LSU general manager on Nov. 29, 2020. 2013 2 40 DE Florida State Prior to arriving in Jacksonville, Baalke spent 12 seasons with the San Francisco 49ers, rising from the ranks of western region scout 2013 2 55 TE Vance McDonald Rice (2005-07) to director of player personnel (2008-09) to vice president of 2013 3 88 DE Auburn player personnel (2010) to general manager (2011-16). He was named Executive of the Year following the 2011 season by the Pro Football 2013 4 128 WR Louisiana Tech Writers of America. 2013 4 131 RB South Carolina Yr. Rd. Pick Pos Player College 2013 5 157 DE Alabama 2016 1 7 DE DeForest Buckner Oregon 2013 6 180 LB Florida State 2016 1 28 G Stanford 2013 7 237 QB B.J. Daniels South Florida 2016 3 68 CB Mississippi State 2013 7 246 OL Iowa State 2016 4 133 CB LSU 2013 7 252 CB Rutgers 2016 5 142 DE Appalachian State 2016 5 145 T Georgia 2012 1 30 WR A.J. Jenkins Illinois 2016 5 174 T Mississippi 2012 2 61 RB LaMichael James Oregon 2016 6 207 QB Louisiana Tech 2012 4 117 G Joe Looney Wake Forest 2016 6 211 RB Florida 2012 5 165 LB Notre Dame 2016 6 213 WR Michigan State 2012 6 180 S Trent Robinson Michigan State 2016 7 249 CB Prince Charles Western Kentucky 2012 6 199 OL Western Oregon 2012 7 237 DE Cam Johnson Virginia 2015 1 17 DT Arik Armstead Oregon 2015 2 46 S Samford 2011 1 7 DE Aldon Smith Missouri 2015 3 79 OLB Virginia 2011 2 36 QB Collin Kaepernick Nevada 2015 4 117 TE Oklahoma 2011 3 80 CB Chris Culliver South Carolina 2015 4 126 RB Mike Davis South Carolina 2011 4 115 RB Oklahoma State 2015 4 132 WR DeAndre Smelter Georgia Tech 2011 5 163 G Daniel Kilgore Clemson 2015 5 165 P Clemson 2011 5 182 WR Ronald Johnson USC 2015 6 190 G 2011 6 190 S Colin Jones North Carolina 2015 7 244 G Florida 2011 7 211 DE Bruce Miller Central Florida 2015 7 254 TE South Carolina 2011 7 239 G Michael Person Montana State 2011 7 250 DB Curtis Holcomb Florida A&M 2014 1 30 S Jimmie Ward Northern Illinois THE BAALKE BREAKDOWN 2014 2 57 RB Ohio State Total Draft Selections 60 2014 3 70 C USC Colleges Drafted From 40 2014 3 77 LB Wisconsin Conferences Drafted From 14 2014 3 100 OL Brandon Thomas Clemson College Most Drafted From South Carolina (five picks) 2014 4 106 WR South Carolina Conference Most Drafted From SEC (15 picks) 2014 4 129 CB North Carolina Most-Drafted Position Group (10 picks) 2014 5 150 DE Aaron Lynch South Florida 2014 5 170 CB Florida Atlantic 2014 6 180 CB Southern 2014 7 243 DE Boston College 2014 7 245 FB Oklahoma

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FIRST TIME AT FIRST JAGUARS DRAFT BY THE NUMBERS The Jaguars hold the No. 1 overall pick for the first time in franchise history. They have drafted No. 2 three times, selecting (2013), Kevin Hardy (1996) and (1995). The Jaguars hold the No. 1 pick for the first time in franchise history. The Jaguars are one Of the 85 No. 1 overall picks in NFL history, 43 have been selected to of four teams (Baltimore, Denver, Seattle) to a Pro Bowl and of those 43, twelve have been inducted into the Pro 1 have never selected first overall. Football Hall of Fame.

FIRST OVERALL PICK, General Manager Trent Baalke has never 2011-20 selected in the top five of an NFL Draft as a GM. He has drafted two players inside the top 101 10 with both players earning Pro Bowl honors Year Team Player School within their first three seasons. 2020 Cincinnati QB LSU 2019 Arizona QB Arizona 2018 Cleveland QB Oklahoma The Jaguars have held the No. 25 pick once 2017 Cleveland DE Texas A&M (1998) and selected S , who 2016 Los Angeles Rams QB California ranks third all-time in franchise annals in 25 tackles. The Jaguars have selected every 2015 Tampa Bay QB Florida State position in the first round at least once except 2014 Houston DE South Carolina interior linemen, kicker and . 2013 Kansas City T Eric Fisher Central Michigan 2012 Indianapolis QB Stanford Of the 85 No. 1 overall picks in NFL history, 2011 Carolina QB Auburn 33 players have been . If the Jaguars select a with one of their FIRST OVERALL PICK BY POSITION first two picks, it will be the fourth time the Of the 85 No. 1 overall picks, 33 players have been quarterbacks, 33 Jaguars have selected a quarterback in the including those selected in the last three drafts (2018-20) and in five first round and the first time since 2014. of the last six drafts. The Jaguars hold four picks in the top 50 for Position Picks Most recent year Most recent player the first time in franchise history. They have Quarterbacks 33 2020 Joe Burrow twice held three picks in the top 50 - in 2020 and in 1995. They are one of two teams (Miami) Running Backs 23 1995 Ki-Jana Carter 50 to enter the draft with four picks in the top 50 Defensive Linemen 15 2017 Myles Garrett and the only team to enter the 2020 draft with Offensive Linemen 7 2013 Eric Fisher four picks in the top 45. Wide Receivers 3 1996 3 1988 Aundray Bruce LAST TIME THEY WERE TAKEN Defensive Backs 1 1956 Gary Glick In 2020, the Jaguars selected seven defensive players and five offesive players. Below is the last player drafted by the Jaguars at WHAT MAKES A JAGUAR? each position: Head Coach Urban Meyer will be participating in his first NFL Draft LAST TIME EACH POSITION WAS TAKEN this year. In an interview with Jaguars.com., Meyer described the Position Player School Year Rd five traits the Jaguars are looking for in building their roster. Quarterback Oregon State 2020 6 1. Competitiveness: “It’s going to be the most competitive people Temple 2019 5 on the planet. We’ve all been around people – whether it be in Texas 2020 5 academics, whether it be in business, whether it be on the football Georgia Tech 2020 6 field – you don’t lose. And if you do lose, you don’t lose. You came up short. Time ran out. It won’t happen again.” Offensive Florida 2019 2 Interior OL Saint John’s (Minn.) 2020 4 2. Toughness: “Football is a tough, tough game – always was and Fullback Miami (Fla.) 2017 7 always will be.” DaVon Hamilton Ohio State 2020 3 Defensive End K’Lavon Chaisson LSU 2020 1 3. Leadership: “Can you lead yourself first and can you lead others Linebacker Miami (Fla.) 2020 4 as a bonus? In the NFL – and I knew this, but I’m finding out – so much of the world you’re on your own. You don’t have coaches CJ Henderson Florida 2020 1 directing you all the time.” Free Safety James Sample Louisville 2015 4 Strong Safety Auburn 2020 5 4. Intelligence: “It’s a complex game. Can he handle the Kicker Louisiana Tech 2004 5 complexities of the game of football?” Punter Mississippi State 2018 7 5. Adaptability: “As a player, can you adapt to difficult situations?”

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JAGUARS ALL-TIME FIRST-ROUND PICKS ALL-TIME PICKS BY POSITION In 2020, the Jaguars selected CB CJ Henderson and DE/LB K’Lavon Overall, the Jaguars have selected 216 players through the NFL Chaisson in the first round of the draft, marking the third time in Draft, including 109 defensive players, 99 offensive players and eight franchise history that the club had two first-round selections in the special teams players. Below is a breakdown of Jacksonville’s 216 same draft. The Jaguars are slated to make two selections in the first all-time draft choices by position: round for the second consecutive year in 2021. OFFENSE (99) DEFENSE (109) Year No. Player School Position Picks Position Picks 2020 20 DE/LB K’Lavon Chaisson LSU Wide Receiver 31 Defensive Lineman 41 2020 9 CB CJ Henderson Florida Offensive Lineman 30 Linebacker 26 2019 7 DE Josh Allen Kentucky Running Back 19 Cornerback 23 2018 29 DL Florida Quarterback 10 Safety 19 2017 4 RB LSU Tight End 8 SPECIALISTS (8) 2016 5 CB Florida State Fullback 1 Position Picks 2015 3 DE Jr. Florida 2014 3 QB Central Florida Punter 4 2013 2 OT Luke Joeckel Texas A&M Kicker 2 2012 5 WR Oklahoma State 1 2011 10 QB Missouri 1 2010 10 DT California 2009 8 OT Virginia FIRST ROUND BY POSITION Dating back to their inaugural season in 1995, the Jaguars have had 2008 8 DE Florida 29 first-round draft choices, including multiple first-round picks in 2007 21 S Reggie Nelson Florida 1995 (OT Tony Boselli and RB James Stewart), 1998 (RB Fred Taylor 2006 28 TE UCLA and S Donovin Darius) and 2020 (CB C.J. Henderson and DE/LB 2005 21 WR Matt Jones Arkansas K’Lavon Chaisson). 2004 9 WR Reggie Williams Washington The Jaguars enter the 2021 first round with two first-round picks. 2003 7 QB Marshall Below is a breakdown of how Jacksonville has used its first-round 2002 9 DT John Henderson Tennessee picks since 1995: 2001 13 DT Georgia OFFENSE (14) DEFENSE (15) 2000 29 WR R. Jay Soward Southern California 1999 26 CB Alabama Position Picks Position Picks 1998 25 S Donovin Darius Syracuse 1998 9 RB Fred Taylor Florida Wide Receivers 4 Defensive Linemen 9 1997 21 DT Notre Dame Offensive Linemen 3 Safeties 2 1996 2 LB Kevin Hardy Illinois Running Backs 3 3 1995 19 RB James Stewart Tennessee Quarterbacks 3 Linebackers 1 1995 2 OT Tony Boselli Southern California Tight Ends 1 WHERE THEY WERE TAKEN JAGUARS DRAFT SUPERLATIVES Jacksonville owns the first (first round), 25th (first), 33rd (second), First Jaguars player drafted: OT Tony Boselli (1995, No. 2) 45th (second), 65th (third), 106th (fourth), 130th (fourth), 145th (fifth), 170th (fifth) and 249th (seventh) selections. Below is a breakdown of Most recent Jaguars player drafted: CB/RS players the Jaguars have chosen with those respective picks in their (2020, No. 223) draft history. Highest Jaguars selection: No. 2; OL Tony Boselli (1995), LB Kevin Round/Pick Player/Year Hardy (1996), OL Luke Joeckel (2013) First time 1 (1) Lowest Jaguars selection: No. 253, WR (2009) 1 (25) S Donovin Darius (1998) 2 (33) S (2013) Tallest Jaguars player drafted: 6’7, five players; most recent: DT 2 (45) First time John Henderson (2002) 3 (65) First time Shortest Jaguars player drafted: 5’7, four players; most recent: 4 (106) First time WR/RS (2013) 4 (130) First time 5 (145) First time Heaviest player drafted: 335 pounds, DT John Henderson 5 (170) OL (2001) Lightest Jaguars player drafted: 174 pounds; CB Fernando Bryant 7 (249) DE Bobby McCray (2004) (1999), CB (2005)

School with most selections: Florida (12) Position with most selections: Wide receiver (31)

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SUNSHINE STATE COLLEGES WITH MOST DRAFT CHOICES The Jaguars have drafted 26 players from a Florida school in their 26- The Jaguars have selected more players from Florida (12) than year draft history. In 2020, the Jaguars selected CB C.J. Henderson, any other college. They have selected at least five players from five marking the third time in the last six years that the Jaguars have different institutions. used their first-round pick on a player from the . School No. Last Yr. The Jaguars have drafted more players from the University of Florida than any other college. Florida 12 2020 Southern California 7 2014 School No. Last Yr. Florida State 6 2016 Florida 12 2020 Notre Dame 5 2016 Florida State 6 2016 LSU 5 2020 Central Florida 3 2014 Alabama 4 2018 Miami 3 2020 Arkansas 4 2016 Bethune Cookman 1 2003 Illinois 4 2017 Florida International 1 2013 Tennessee 4 2002 Virginia 4 2014 Auburn 4 2020 Central Florida 3 2014 Colorado State 3 2000 Georgia 3 2001 Georgia Tech 3 2020 Michigan 3 2013 Miami (Fla.) 3 2020 North Carolina State 3 2018 Middle Tennessee State 3 2011 Syracuse 3 2006 UCLA 3 2016 Oklahoma 3 2017 Washington 3 2005 Former Gator CB CJ Henderson was the Jaguars’ 2020 first-round selection Washington State 3 2019 and recorded 27 tackles and six passes defensed in his rookie season. West Virginia 3 1999 Wisconsin 3 2018

DRAFT PICKS BY SCHOOL In the Jaguars’ 26-year draft history, the club has selected players from 107 different colleges and universities. Below is an alphabetical look at the schools from which Jaguars players have been drafted, the number of players selected from each college and the last time a player from that institution was selected by the Jaguars: School No. Last Yr. School...... No...... Last Yr. School...... No...... Last Yr. School...... No...... Last Yr. Alabama...... 4...... 2018 Hawaii...... 2...... 2005 Nebraska...... 2...... 2018 Temple...... 2...... 2019 Alabama State...... 1...... 1996 Houston...... 1...... 1996 Nebraska-Omaha...... 1...... 2009 Tennessee...... 4...... 2002 Appalachian State...... 1...... 2013 Howard...... 1...... 2003 Nevada...... 1...... 2012 Tennessee State...... 1...... 1996 Arizona...... 2...... 2009 Illinois...... 4...... 2017 Nevada-Reno...... 1...... 2004 Texas...... 2...... 2020 Arizona State...... 1...... 2007 Illinois State...... 1...... 2006 New Mexico State...... 1...... 2013 Texas A&M...... 1...... 2013 Arkansas...... 4...... 2016 Iowa...... 1...... 1998 Nicholls State...... 1...... 2004 Texas State...... 1...... 2002 Ashland...... 1...... 2012 Jackson State...... 1...... 1996 North Carolina...... 2...... 2005 UCLA...... 3...... 2016 Auburn...... 4...... 2020 James Madison...... 1...... 2010 North Carolina State...... 3...... 2018 Utah...... 1...... 1995 Augustana...... 1...... 1995 Kentucky...... 2...... 2019 Northern Iowa...... 1...... 2000 Virginia...... 4...... 2014 Bethune-Cookman...... 1...... 2003 Lehigh...... 1...... 2011 Notre Dame...... 5...... 2016 Virginia Tech...... 2...... 2004 California...... 2...... 2012 Liberty...... 1...... 2009 Ohio...... 1...... 2017 Wake Forest...... 1...... 2007 Central Arkansas...... 2...... 2016 LSU...... 5...... 2020 Ohio State...... 2...... 2020 Washington...... 3...... 2005 Central Florida...... 3...... 2014 Louisiana Tech...... 2...... 2010 Oklahoma...... 3...... 2017 Washington State...... 3...... 2019 Chattanooga...... 1...... 2001 Louisville...... 1...... 2015 Oklahoma State...... 1...... 2012 West Virginia...... 3...... 1999 Clemson...... 1...... 2012 Marshall...... 2...... 2003 Oregon...... 2...... 2003 William & Mary...... 1...... 2009 Colorado...... 2...... 2020 ...... 2...... 2016 Oregon State...... 1...... 2020 Wisconsin...... 3...... 2018 Colorado State...... 3...... 2000 McGill...... 1...... 2001 Penn State...... 2...... 2014 Wyoming...... 2...... 2011 Connecticut...... 1...... 2013 Memphis...... 1...... 2020 Purdue...... 2...... 2007 Youngstown State...... 1...... 1998 Cornell...... 1...... 1997 Miami (Fla.)...... 3...... 2020 Rice...... 2...... 2009 Delta State...... 1...... 2004 Michigan...... 3...... 2013 Rutgers...... 1...... 2009 East Carolina...... 1...... 2002 Michigan State...... 2...... 2020 Sacramento State...... 1...... 1997 Eastern Michigan...... 1...... 2005 Middle Tennessee State...3...... 2011 Saginaw Valley State.....1...... 1999 Elon...... 1...... 2007 Minnesota...... 2...... 2017 San Jose State...... 2...... 2019 Florida...... 12...... 2020 Missouri...... 2...... 2011 South Carolina...... 2...... 2015 Florida International...... 1...... 2013 Mississippi State...... 1...... 2018 South Florida...... 1...... 2008 Florida State...... 6...... 2016 Missouri Western State....1...... 1996 Southern California...... 7...... 2014 Georgia...... 3...... 2001 Monmouth...... 1...... 2015 Southern Illinois...... 2...... 2010 Georgia Southern...... 2...... 2003 Montana...... 1...... 2016 Southern Mississippi...... 1...... 2000 Georgia Tech...... 3...... 2020 Mount Union...... 1...... 2011 St. John’s (Minn)...... 1...... 2020 Hampton...... 2...... 2007 Murray State...... 2...... 2019 Syracuse...... 3...... 2006

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ALL-TIME DRAFT CHOICES 2020 2015 2009 No. Player College No. Player College No. Player College 1 (9) CB CJ Henderson Florida 1 (3) DE Dante Fowler Jr. Florida 1 (8) OT Eugene Monroe Virginia 1 (20) DE/LB K’Lavon Chaisson LSU 2 (36) RB T.J. Yeldon Alabama 2 (39) OT Arizona 2 (42) WR Jr. Colorado 3 (67) G A.J. Cann South Carolina 3 (72) DT Temple 3 (73) DT DaVon Hamilton Ohio State 4 (104) S James Sample Louisville 3 (73) CB William & Mary 4 (116) OL Ben Bartch St. John’s (Minn.) 5 (139) WR Sr. Florida State 4 (107) WR Mike Thomas Arizona 4 (137) CB Josiah Scott Michigan State 6 (180) DT Michael Bennett Ohio State 5 (144) WR Jarett Dilliard Rice 4 (140) LB Shaquille Quarterman Miami (Fla.) 7 (220) WR Monmouth 6 (180) TE Zach Miller Nebraska-Omaha 5 (157) S Daniel Thomas Auburn 7 (229) TE Notre Dame 7 (250) RB Liberty 5 (165) WR Collin Johnson Texas 7 (253) WR Tiquan Underwood Rutgers 6 (189) QB Jake Luton Oregon State 2014 6 (206) TE Tyler Davis Georgia Tech No. Player College 20082014 7 (223) DB/RS Chris Claybrooks Memphis 1 (3) QB Blake Bortles Central Florida No. Player College 2 (39) WR Southern California 1 (8) DE Derrick Harvey Florida 2019 2 (61) WR Penn State 2 (52) DE Auburn No. Player College 3 (93) G Miami (Fla.) 5 (155) LB Thomas Williams Southern California 1 (7) DE Josh Allen Kentucky 4 (114) CB Oklahoma 5 (159) LB South Florida 2 (35) OL Jawaan Taylor Florida 5 (144) LB Telvin Smith Sr. Florida State 7 (213) RB Southern California 3 (69) TE San Jose State 5 (159) DE Chris Smith Arkansas 3 (98) LB Murray State 6 (205) C Luke Bowanko Virginia 2007 5 (140) RB Ryquell Armstead Temple 7 (222) RB Storm Johnson Central Florida No. Player College 6 (178) QB II Washington State 1 (21) FS Reggie Nelson Florida 7 (235) DT Dontavius Russell Auburn 2013 2 (48) LB Hampton No. Player College 3 (79) WR Mike Sims-Walker Central Florida 2018 1 (2) OT Luke Joeckel Texas A&M No. Player College 4 (101) P Maryland 2 (33) S Jonathan Cyprien Florida International 4 (113) DE Brian Smith Missouri 1 (29) DL Taven Bryan Florida 3 (64) CB Connecticut 5 (149) G Purdue 2 (61) WR DJ Chark Jr. LSU 4 (101) WR/PR Ace Sanders South Carolina 5 (150) S Wake Forest 3 (93) S Alabama 5 (135) RB Michigan 5 (166) DT Notre Dame 4 (129) OT Will Richardson Jr. N.C. State 6 (169) S Josh Evans Florida 7 (229) WR San Jose State 6 (203) QB Tanner Lee Nebraska 7 (208) CB Jeremy Harris New Mexico State 7 (251) LB Elon 7 (230) LB Wisconsin 7 (210) CB Demetrius McCray Appalachian State 7 (252) OT Andrew Carnahan Arizona State 7 (247) P Logan Cooke Mississippi State 2017 2012 2006 No. Player College No. Player College No. Player College 1 (5) WR Justin Blackmon Oklahoma State 1 (4) RB Leonard Fournette LSU 1 (28) TE Marcedes Lewis UCLA 2 (38) DL Clemson 2 (34) OL Alabama 2 (60) RB Maurice Jones-Drew UCLA 3 (70) P California 3 (68) DE Illinois 3 (80) LB Oklahoma 5 (142) LB Brandon Marshall Nevada 4 (110) WR Oklahoma 5 (160) LB Illinois State 6 (176) CB Florida State 5 (148) LB Blair Brown Ohio 7 (213) DE Syracuse 7 (228) DT Ashland 7 (222) CB Minnesota 7 (236) CB Florida 7 (240) FB Marquez Williams Miami (Fla.) 2011 2005 2016 No. Player College No. Player College No. Player College 1 (10) QB Blaine Gabbert Missouri 1 (21) WR Matt Jones Arkansas 3 (76) G/C Lehigh 2 (52) OT Washington 1 (5) CB Jalen Ramsey Florida State 4 (114) WR III Mount Union 3 (87) CB Wisconsin 2 (36) LB UCLA Scott Starks 4 (121) S Chris Prosinski Wyoming 4 (127) RB Virginia 3 (69) DE Maryland 5 (147) CB Rod Isaac Middle Tenn. State 5 (157) S North Carolina 4 (103) DT Sheldon Day Notre Dame 6 (185) WR Hawaii 6 (181) LB Tyrone Holmes Montana 2010 6 (194) LB N.C. State 6 (201) QB Brandon Allen Arkansas No. Player College 7 (237) CB Eastern Michigan 7 (226) DE Jonathan Woodard Central Arkansas Chris Roberson 1 (10) DT Tyson Alualu California 3 (74) DT D’ Louisiana Tech 5 (143) DE Larry Hart Central Arkansas 5 (153) DE Murray State 6 (180) RB/KR Southern Illinois 6 (203) RS/CB Scotty McGee James Madison

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ALL-TIME DRAFT CHOICES 2004 2000 1996 No. Player College No. Player College No. Player College 1 (9) WR Reggie Williams Washington 1 (29) WR R. Jay Soward Southern California 1 (2) LB Kevin Hardy Illinois 2 (39) LB Georgia Tech 2 (60) G/C Brad Meester Northern Iowa 2 (33) DE Texas 2 (55) RB Florida State 3 (92) LB T.J. Slaughter Southern Miss. 2 (60) C Georgia Tech 3 (86) LB Jorge Cordova Nevada 4 (123) OT Joe Chustz Louisiana Tech 3 (63) CB West Virginia 4 (118) DT Delta State 5 (159) CB Georgia Southern 4 (110) WR Alabama State 4 (120) WR Earnest Wilford Virginia Tech 6 (196) WR Emanuel Smith Arkansas 5 (146) OT Houston 5 (137) K Josh Scobee Louisiana Tech 7 (236) S Erik Olson Colorado State 6 (170) S John Fisher Missouri Western State 5 (150) CB Chris Thompson Nicholls State 7 (241) DE Washington State 6 (185) WR Florida 5 (159) OT Sean Bubin Illinois 7 (243) RB Virginia Tech 7 (227) WR Clarence Jones Tennessee State 7 (249) DE Bobby McCray Florida 7 (245) LB Danny Clark Illinois 7 (228) WR Gregory Spann Jackson State 7 (247) T Mark Baniewicz Syracuse 1995 2003 1999 No. Player College No. Player College No. Player College 1 (2) OL Tony Boselli Southern California 1 (7) QB Byron Leftwich Marshall 1 (26) CB Fernando Bryant Alabama 1 (19) RB James Stewart Tennessee 2 (39) DB Bethune-Cookman 2 (56) DT Larry Smith Florida State 2 (40) OT Brian DeMarco Michigan State 3 (72) G Hawaii 3 (88) G Colorado State 2 (64) LB Augustana (S.D.) 4 (104) TE Oregon 4 (121) DT West Virginia 3 (71) S Colorado 4 (132) RB LaBrandon Toefield Louisiana State 5 (160) CB Colorado State 4 (99) QB Rob Johnson Southern California 6 (176) DE Brandon Green Rice 6 (182) DT Emarlos Leroy Georgia 4 (123) DT Mike Thompson Wisconsin 6 (179) S David Young Georgia Southern 7 (242) CB Dee Moronkola Washington State 5 (169) FB Wyoming 6 (193) OT Howard 7 (246) DE Chris White Saginaw Valley State 6 (172) OT Louisiana State 7 (218) FB Malaefou MacKenzie Southern California 7 (219) WR Curtis Marsh Utah 2002 1998 No. Player College No. Player College 1995 1 (9) DT John Henderson Tennessee 1 (9) RB Fred Taylor Florida (February 15, 1995; alternated choices with Carolina) 1 (25) S Syracuse (Draft round, position, player, former team) 1. QB Steve 2 (40) OT Mike Pearson Florida Donovin Darius Beuerlein, Arizona; 2. CB Corey Raymond, N.Y. Giants; 3 (89) LB Purdue 2 (57) CB Hampton 3. OT , Miami; 4. DE John Duff, L.A. Raiders; 3 (86) QB Middle Tennessee 5. LB , Buffalo; 6. LB Mark Williams, 4 (108) QB East Carolina Green Bay; 7. CB Al Jackson, Philadelphia; 8. C/OG 4 (118) TE Chris Luzar Virginia 4 (101) RB Iowa Mark Tucker, Arizona; 9. DT , N.Y. Jets; 10. G 4 (118) DT Harry Deligianis Youngstown State , Chicago; 11. WR Willie Jackson, Dallas; 6 (180) DT Clenton Ballard Texas State 12 DB Othello Henderson, New Orleans; 13. LB Santo 7 (222) WR Kendall Newson Middle Tenn. State 5 (148) C John Wade Marshall Stephens, Cincinnati; 14. DB , San Diego; 6 (179) DE Lamanzer Williams Minnesota 15. DB Michael Davis, Houston; 16. DB , 7 (246) CB Steve Smith Oregon Dallas; 17. RB , Tampa Bay; 18. FB Le’Shai 7 (247) K Michigan 6 (182) FB Kevin McLeod Auburn Maston, Houston; 19. WR Charles Davenport, Pittsburgh; 7 (192) WR NC State 20. S Monty Grow, Kansas City; 21. RB Marcus Wilson, Green Bay; 22. LB , Miami; 23. S , 7 (214) LB Georgia Detroit; 24. TE , N.Y. Giants; 25. LB James 2001 Williams, New Orleans; 26. G , New England; No. Player College 27. RB , Green Bay; 28. WR , 1997 Washington; 29. WR Kelvin Martin, Seattle; 30. WR Cedric Tillman, Denver; 31. DB Rogerick Green, Tampa Bay. 1 (13) DT Marcus Stroud Georgia No. Player College 2 (43) OT Maurice Williams Michigan 1 (21) DT Renaldo Wynn Notre Dame 3 (73) LB Tennessee 2 (50) S Mike Logan West Virginia 3 (94) S James Boyd Penn State 3 (79) LB James Hamilton North Carolina 5 (142) P David Leaverton Tennessee 4 (114) DT Cornell 6 (170) G Chad Ward Washington 5 (147) TE Damon Jones Southern Illinois 7 (213) LB Notre Dame 6 (184) FB Daimon Shelton Sacramento State 7 (233) S Marlon McCree Kentucky 7 (221) LB Nebraska 7 (235) WR Richmond Flowers Tenn. Chattanooga 7 (241) DT McGill

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ALL-TIME TRADE HISTORY • October 29: DE Chris Smith to for Indianapolis, who selected LB Tim Fugger. 2021 Cincinnati’s 2018 7th-round pick (230, LB Leon Jacobs). • March 17: TE Josh Oliver to Baltimore for Ravens’ 2010 conditional 7th-round 2022 draft choice. • October 28: Jaguars 6th-round 2018 draft pick to the • April 23: DE Quentin Groves to Oakland for Dallas’ 5th for DT Marcell Dareus. (158)-round selection. Jaguars later traded that selection • March 17: Jaguars’ 7th-round 2021 (229th overall) to to New Orleans for 2011 4th (121)-round selection. Saints for DT . 2016 • April 23: Jaguars’ 4th (108)-round selection to Oakland for 2020 • April 29: Jaguars’ 2nd (38)-round selection and 5th (146)- LB and New England’s 5th (153, DE Austen round selection to the for the Ravens’ Lane)-round selection. Oakland selected WR Jacoby Ford. • March 18: CB A.J. Bouye to Denver for Broncos 4th (137)- 2nd (36, LB Myles Jack)-round selection. The Ravens round 2020 draft choice. traded the 2nd (38)-round selection to the Dolphins who • May 25: Jaguars’ 2011 7th (218)-round selection to Miami selected CB Xavien Howard. The Ravens selected LB Matt for G Justin Smiley. Miami later traded selection to Green • March 19: DL Calais Campbell to Baltimore for Ravens 5th Judon with pick 146. Bay which selected TE Ryan Taylor. (157)-round 2020 draft choice. • Sept. 4: S Reggie Nelson to Cincinnati for DB David Jones • March 30: QB to Chicago for Bears 4th (140)- 2015 and a conditional 2012 draft pick. Jaguars selected DT Jeris round 2020 draft choice. • March 9: Jaguars’ 4th (103)-round selection to New York Pendleton. Jets for New York Jets’ 4th (104, S James Sample) and 7th • Oct. 18: S Anthony Smith to Green Bay for a conditional • August 30: Traded DE Yannick Ngakoue to Minnesota for (229, TE Ben Koyack)-round selections. The New York Jets 2011 draft pick. Vikings 2nd (45)-round 2021 draft choice and a 2022 5th selected QB Bryce Petty. round pick. • Aug. 31: K Josh Scobee to Pittsburgh for Pittsburgh 6th (201st overall selection) round draft choice. Jaguars • September 3: Traded S Ronnie Harrison to Cleveland for 2009 selected QB Brandon Allen. Browns 5th (170th)-round 2021 draft choice. • April 9: DT Tony McDaniel to Miami for Miami’s 7th (232)-round selection. Jaguars later traded pick 232 to October 14, 2020: Jaguars’ sixth-round (185th) pick to 2014 New England. Titans for LB and 2021 7th round pick • March 11: QB Blaine Gabbert to San Francisco for (249th overall) San Francisco’s 6th (205)-round 2014 draft pick and a • April 26: Jaguars traded Miami’s 7th (232)-round selection conditional 2015 draft pick. Jaguars selected C Luke and Jacksonville’s 2010 2nd (44)-round selection to New 2019 Bowanko in 2014 draft. England for Green Bay’s 3rd (73, CB Derek Cox)-round selection. New England selected WR with • September 9: Jaguars’ fifth-round (137) pick to Pittsburgh • May 9: Jaguars’ 3rd (70) and 5th (150 from Detroit)-round pick 232. for QB Joshua Dobbs. selections to San Francisco for San Francisco’s 2nd (61, WR Allen Robinson)-round selection. San Francisco selected C • June 30: WR Dennis Northcutt to Detroit for S Gerald • October 15: Jaguars CB Jalen Ramsey to Rams for 2020 Marcus Martin and DE Aaron Lynch. Alexander. first-round pick (20), 2021 first-round pick and a 2021 fourth-round selection. • May 9: Jaguars’ 4th (105) and 6th (179)-round selections • Sept. 6: Jaguars’ 2010 7th (217)-round selection to Tampa to New England for New England’s 3rd (93, G Brandon Bay for QB Luke McCown. • May 26: Jaguars’ 2nd (38)-round selection and 4th (109)- Linder). New England selected C Bryan Stork and G Jon round selection to Oakland for Raiders 5th (140, RB Ryquell Halapio. Armstead) and 7th (235, DL Dontavius Russell)-round 2008 picks. Oakland traded 38 to Buffalo who drafted OT Cody • Feb. 29: Jaguars’ 6th (193)-round selection to Minnesota Ford and traded pick 109 to Indianapolis who drafted RB 2013 for WR . Minnesota selected WR Jaymar Khari Willis. • April 28: Jaguars’ 4th (98)-round selection to Philadelphia Johnson. for Philadelphia’s 4th (101) and 7th (210)-round selections. • May 27: Jaguars’ 7th (236)-round pick to Seattle for • March 1: DT Marcus Stroud to Buffalo for Baltimore’s 3rd Seahawks 6th-round 2020 draft pick. • Aug. 30: DT D’Anthony Smith to Seattle for conditional (71) and Chicago’s 5th (143)-round selections. Buffalo later pick. traded pick 71 back to Baltimore and pick 143 was traded 2018 to Dallas through Chicago. • Oct. 2: OT Eugene Monroe to Baltimore for Baltimore’s • March 28: Jaguars’ conditional 7th-round 2019 draft pick 2014 4th and 5th-round selections. • April 26: Jaguars’ 1st (26), Baltimore’s 3rd (71), and to Cleveland for QB Cody Kessler. Jaguars’ 3rd (89) and 4th (125)-round selections to Baltimore for Baltimore’s 1st (8, DE Derrick Harvey)-round • October 19: Jaguars’ fith-round 2019 draft pick to 2012 selection. Baltimore selected LB Tavares Gooden with pick Cleveland for RB Carlos Hyde. • April 26: Jaguars’ 1st (7) and 4th (101)-round selections 71 and traded picks 26, 89 and 173 to Houston for Houston’s to Tampa Bay for Tampa Bay’s 1st (5, WR Justin Blackmon) 1st (18)-round selection with which Baltimore selected QB • October 30: DE Dante Fowler Jr. to Los Angeles Rams -round selection. Tampa Bay selected SS Mark Barron and . Baltimore traded pick 125 to Oakland. for Los Angeles’ 2019 third-round draft pick and a 2020 traded pick 101 to Denver, who selected CB Omar Bolden. fifth-round pick • April 26: Jaguars’ 2nd (58), Seattle’s 5th (158) and • Oct. 30: WR Mike Thomas to Detroit for a 2014 5th round Jaguars’ 2009 7th (217)-round selections to Tampa Bay for 2017 selection. Tampa Bay’s 2nd (52, DE Quentin Groves)-round selection. Tampa Bay selected WR Dexter Jackson with pick 58 and • March 10: TE to Miami for Miami’s 7th DB E.J. Biggers with 2009 pick 217, and traded pick 158 (240)-round 2017 draft pick. Jaguars selected FB Marquez 2011 to Chicago. Williams. • April 28: Jaguars’ 1st (16) and 2nd (49)-round selections to Washington for Washington’s 1st (10, QB Blaine Gabbert)- • April 27: Jaguars traded Chicago’s 5th (143)-round • March 10: Jaguars’ 7th-round 2018 draft pick to Miami for round selection. Washington selected DE Ryan Kerrigan selection to Dallas for Cleveland’s 5th (155, LB Thomas OT . with selection 16 and traded pick 49 to Indianapolis, who Williams) and Oakland’s 7th (213, RB Chauncey selected G Ben Ijalana. Washington)-round selections. Dallas selected DB Orlando • April 28: Jaguars’ 2nd (35)-round selection and 6th (187)- Scandrick. round selection to the for the Seahawks’ • April 29: Jaguars’ 3rd (80) and 6th (182)-round selections 2nd (34, OL Cam Robinson)-round selection. The Seahawks to San Francisco for San Francisco’s 3rd (76, G Will selected DT Malik McDowell with pick 35 and DB Mike 2007 Rackley)-round selection. San Francisco selected S Chris Tyson with pick 187. Culliver and WR Ronald Johnson. • April 28: Jaguars’ 1st (17)-round selection to Denver for Denver’s 1st (21, S Reggie Nelson), 3rd (86) and 6th (198)- • Sept. 2: OL Luke Bowanko to Baltimore for Baltimore’s • Sept. 3: A Jaguars conditional 2012 choice to New round selections. Denver selected DE . Jaguars 2019 7th-round draft pick. York Jets for S Dwight Lowery. Jets traded pick (214) to later traded pick 86 to Baltimore and 98 to Atlanta.

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• April 28: Jaguars traded Denver’s 3rd (86)-round selection • Aug. 26: Jaguars traded a 2004 conditional selection to 1995 to Baltimore for Detroit’s 4th (101, P Adam Podlesh) and Baltimore for DB Anthony Mitchell. • April 21: Jaguars’ 3rd (66) and 5th (170)-round selections Baltimore’s 5th (166, DT Derek Landri) and 6th (203)- to Green Bay for QB . Green Bay selected RB round selections. Baltimore selected OT Marshall Yanda. 2002 William Henderson and RB Travis Jervey. Jacksonville later traded pick 203 to Atlanta. • April 20: Jaguars’ 3rd (76)-round selection to Cleveland • April 22: Jaguars’ 1st (31) supplemental, 3rd (97) • April 29: Jaguars’ 6th (194)-round selection and Denver’s for LB Wali Rainer and Cleveland’s 3rd (79)-round supplemental, 4th (134) supplemental, and 1996 4th (113)- 6th (198)-round selection and Baltimore’s 6th (203)-round selection. Cleveland selected C Melvin Fowler. round supplemental selections to Kansas City for Kansas selection to Atlanta for Atlanta’s 5th (149, G Uche Nwaneri)- City’s 1st (19, RB James Stewart)-round selection. Kansas round selection. Atlanta selected DB with pick • April 20: Jaguars traded Cleveland’s 3rd (79)-round City selected OT Trezelle Jenkins, LB Troy Dumas and QB 194, C Doug Datish with 198 and DB with 203. selection to Washington for Oakland’s 3rd (89, LB Akin Steve Stenstrom. Ayodele)-round selection and Washington’s 4th (118, TE • Sept. 1: RB Alvin Pearman and a 2008 7th (233)-round Chris Luzar)-round selection. Washington selected DB • April 22: Jaguars’ 2nd (33)-round selection to New York selection to Seattle for a 2008 5th (158)-round selection. Rashad Bauman. Jets for Jets’ 2nd (40, OL Brian DeMarco) and 3rd (71, DB Seattle selected RB Justin Forsett. Pick 158 later traded Chris Hudson)-round selections. The Jets selected OT Matt through Tampa Bay to Chicago who selected TE Kellen • June 20: Jaguars’ 2003 7th (222)-round selection to O’Dwyer. Davis. Seattle for DB Ike Charlton. Seattle selected PK Josh Brown. • April 23: Jaguars’ 5th (136)-round selection and a 1996 2006 6th (186)-round selection to Cleveland for Cleveland’s 2001 4th (123, DT Mike Thompson)-round selection. Cleveland • April 29: Jaguars’ 3rd (92) and 4th (125)-round selections selected DT Tau Pupua with pick 136, and Baltimore to Dallas for Dallas’ 3rd (80, LB Clint Ingram)-round • April 22: Jaguars’ 2002 5th (144)-round selection to New selected WR James Roe with 1996 pick 186. selection. Dallas selected DE Jason Hatcher and KR Skyler England for New England’s 6th (170, G Chad Ward)-round Green. selection. New England traded the pick to Denver, who • April 23: Jaguars’ 6th (208) supplemental, 7th (210) selected WR Herb Haygood. and 7th (248) supplemental selections to Philadelphia for • April 30: Jaguars 6th (198)-round selection to San Philadelphia’s 5th (169, RB Ryan Christophers) and 7th Francisco for San Francisco’s 7th (213, DE James Wyche) 2000 (219, WR Curtis Marsh)-round selections. Philadelphia and Jacksonville’s 7th (236, CB Dee Webb)-round selected RB Fred McCrary, RB Kevin Bouie, and OT Howard selections. San Francisco selected DE Melvin Oliver. • Aug. 16: Jaguars’ 2001 4th (108)-round selection to Smothers. Kansas City for G Brendan Stai. 2005 1999 • April 24: Jaguars’ 4th (123)-round selection to New York Jets for Jets’ 4th (127, RB Alvin Pearman) and Dallas’ 6th • April 18: Jaguars’ 6th (195) and 7th (233)-round selections (185, WR Chad Owens)-round selections. Jets selected DB to Tampa Bay for Tampa Bay’s 6th (182, DT Emarlos Leroy)- . round selection. Tampa Bay selected RB Lamarr Green and RB . • Aug. 26: PK Seth Marler to Dallas for a 2006 6th (187, KR Chad Owens)-round selection. • Sept. 5: DB Cordell Taylor to Seattle for a 2000 conditional selection. • Oct. 6: Jaguars’ 2006 7th (236)-round selection to San Francisco for LB Jamie Winborn. • Oct. 19: Jaguars’ 2001 6th (174)-round selection to Tampa Bay for DE Regan Upshaw. Tampa Bay selected RB Jameel 2004 Cook. • March 3: QB Mark Brunell to Washington for Washington’s 1998 3rd (72)-round selection. Jacksonville later traded pick to Green Bay who selected DT Donnell Washington. • Feb. 13: QB Rob Johnson to Buffalo for Buffalo’s 1st (9, RB Fred Taylor) and 4th (101, RB Tavian Banks)-round • April 8: DB Jason Craft to New Orleans for New Orleans’ selections. 5th (150, DB Chris Thompson)-round selection. 1997 • April 24: Jaguars’ 3rd (70)-round and 4th (102)-round selections to Green Bay for Green Bay’s 2nd (55, RB • Aug. 24: DE Paul Frase to Green Bay for Green Bay’s 1998 Greg Jones)-round selection. Green Bay selected DB Joey 6th (182, RB Kevin McLeod)-round selection. Thomas and traded pick 102 to Miami who selected DB . • Aug. 24: OT Jimmy Herndon to Chicago for Chicago’s 1998 7th (192, WR Alvis Whitted)-round selection. • April 24: Jaguars traded Washington’s 3rd (72)-round selection to Green Bay for Green Bay’s 3rd (86, LB 1996 Jorge Cordova) and 4th (118, DT Anthony Maddox)-round selections. Green Bay selected DT Donnell Washington. • April 20: Jaguars’ 3rd (79), 4th (113), 5th (134) and 5th (150)-round selections to Miami for Miami’s 2nd (60, C • April 25: WR Kevin Johnson to Baltimore for Baltimore’s Michael Cheever) and 4th (99)-round selections. 4th (120, WR )-round selection. • April 21: Jaguars traded Miami’s 4th (99)-round selection • April 25: Jaguars’ 6th (175) and 7th (210)-round selections to Seattle for Seattle’s 4th (110, WR Reggie Barlow) and 5th to Houston for Tennessee’s 5th (159, OT Sean Bubin)-round (146, OT Jimmy Herndon)-round selections. selection. Houston selected DB Jammal Lord and LB Raheem Orr. • May 31: DB Corey Raymond to Detroit for TE Ty Hallock.

2003 • Aug. 26: Jaguars’ 2007 7th (211)-round selection to Pittsburgh for TE . Pittsburgh traded pick to • April 27: Jaguars’ 5th (143)-round selection to Chicago Kansas City, who selected C Ben Lynch. for Chicago’s 6th (176, DE Brandon Green), New England’s 6th (193, OT Marques Ogden) and Chicago’s 7th (218, RB • Aug. 27: WR Mike Williams to Miami for TE Pete Mitchell. Malaefou Mackenzie)-round selections. Chicago selected WR Justin Gage.

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