A advice for teams that are designed in round 1

In a draft that does not contain as much high-end talent as we are used to, this is not the year in which you can talk yourself out of the selection of a potentially special player. This means that some general managers have made a mistake when Boise State Ashton Jeant is allowed to slip out of the top 10. Some will argue that it is a deep RB class, and the value will be there when teams are waiting to address the position. For me it is not a prize strategy to sacrifice great for the good.

NFL.com Draft -Analyst Lance Zierlein evaluates Janty, number 1 in the design, and compared it to the Pro Football Hall of Famer Ladainian Tomlinson. Daniel Jeremiah evaluates the third best view that is available this year. So if teams are really obliged to design the best available player, Janty must be a consideration that goes very early. You could do a case that he should not go into the clock later than fifth if the Jaguars should be on the clock. I know that in Travis Etienne you have a former first round, a solid support in tank Bigsby and more urgent needs, but Jacksonville has occupied 26th place (2024) and 24th (2023) on a hurry in the last two seasons.

Do not make the mistake of respecting Jeanty!