ESPN proposes hypothetical trade to give Jaguars defensive line a boost
In a hypothetical trade proposal from ESPN, the Jacksonville Jaguars give their defensive tackle position a boost.
As the NFL trade deadline approaches, ESPN analysts have floated a hypothetical trade to bolster the Jacksonville Jaguars' defensive line. According to Cameron Wolfe, the Jaguars could target Eagles defensive tackle Moro Ojomo. In exchange, the Jaguars would provide the Eagles with a 2027 third-round pick and a 2028 fourth-round selection.
Defensive tackle is already a high priority for the Jaguars heading into the deadline, and losing DaVon Hamilton for the season intensifies their need for more defensive reinforcements. Ojomo has been an impressive force for the Eagles this season, generating 54 quarterback pressures and demonstrating his versatility in lining up across various defensive gaps.
Despite being a seventh-round pick in 2023, Ojomo's performance this season warrants consideration for the Jaguars in their pursuit of additional defensive talent.
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