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Reacts Survey Results: The Jaguars (Still) Need Pass Rush Depth

Jacksonville has 10 more days to bring in defensive reinforcements before the 2026 NFL trade deadline.

Reacts Survey Results: The Jaguars (Still) Need Pass Rush Depth

On October 11, 2026, Philadelphia Eagles players were photographed at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, United Kingdom, during an NFL match against the Jacksonville Jaguars. This week, a survey was conducted among Jacksonville Jaguars fans to determine which position group the team should prioritize before the NFL's trade deadline on November 10.

Remarkably, only 3% of respondents believed no moves should be made, while over half advocated for acquiring a defensive lineman. However, the depth of the defensive line market appears to be dwindling.

According to Albert Breer, the Philadelphia Eagles have indicated that defensive lineman Ojomo is off-limits, despite already having Carter and Davis under contract. Jonathan Jones reports that the Los Angeles Chargers, currently 0-6, are not permitting Khalil Mack to be traded. Furthermore, Adam Schefter notes that Arizona Cardinals' defensive lineman Josh Sweat is seeking a new contract, potentially complicating trade negotiations.

The Jaguars have already lost two defensive linemen, Jeffery Simmons and DeForest Buckner, to AFC South teams, the Tennessee Titans and Indianapolis Colts, respectively. As there are still 10 days and two NFL Sundays until the deadline, the situation remains fluid. Fans can share their opinions in the SB Nation app, where they can also create polls and compare answers with other Big Cat Country enthusiasts.

A staggering 98% of Jaguars fans remain confident in the team's direction, and the odds of the Jaguars winning Super Bowl LXI have fluctuated throughout the season, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.

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