2019 NFL Draft: Two-round, 32-team mock amid scouting combine
By Peter Panacy
The Jacksonville Jaguars don’t necessarily need to replace their quarterback, Blake Bortles, via this NFL Draft. But they’d be silly not to and have made all the overtures about that being the intention in 2019. The Jaguars could always make a run at soon-to-be free-agent quarterback Nick Foles, who won’t be franchise tagged by the Philadelphia Eagles. But until that happens, the Jags need a QB in a bad way.
With the Giants taking Dwayne Haskins, a little mini run on signal-callers commences with Jacksonville grabbing the consensus No. 2 quarterbacking prospect in this year’s class, Oklahoma’s Kyler Murray.
The 2018 Heisman Trophy winner, who also had a commitment to play with MLB’s Oakland Athletics, decided to forego his baseball obligations and will be one of the more sought-after prospects this April.
There are going to be questions about Murray’s smallish size, although it appears as if the official numbers will at least set the record straight:
So will the fact he won’t participate in drills during the NFL Scouting Combine, which makes his pro day all the more enticing.