NFL Draft Needs: Jaguars

NFL Draft Needs: Jaguars
Evan Silva and Josh Norris walk through the Jaguars' top three needs and offer options for each of their draft picks.
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Jordan Matthews - WR - Patriots

Patriots signed WR Jordan Matthews, formerly of the Bills, to a one-year contract.

The Patriots were in the receiver market after trading Brandin Cooks. Matthews is the opposite of Cooks' deep threat but has been a compiler over the middle of the field in between injuries and drops. Supposedly healthy after an injury-ruined 2017 in Buffalo — he underwent both knee and ankle surgery in December — Matthews fits the profile of a Patriots slot machine, at least on paper. We wouldn't consider him a lock to make the 53-man roster, but he will be an interesting name to track this summer.
Related: Bills
Source: Adam Schefter on Twitter
Apr 5 - 8:22 PM
Kony Ealy - DL - Cowboys

Cowboys signed DE Kony Ealy to a one-year contract.

The former second-rounder was waived by the Patriots last summer before going on to notch one sack in 452 snaps with the Jets. Ealy did generate a little more heat than his sack total would suggest, and was also a menace batting passes. He's not a bad flier for the perennially pass-rusher needy Cowboys.
Source: Field Yates on Twitter
Apr 5 - 7:17 PM
Tavarres King - WR - Vikings

Vikings signed WR Tavarres King.

A 2013 fifth-rounder, 18 of King's 22 career receptions came with the Giants last season. He finished the year on injured reserve with a concussion. King is a depth signing in Minnesota who will be no better than 50-50 of cracking the 53-man roster.
Apr 5 - 4:43 PM
Michael Mauti - LB - Saints

Saints re-signed LB Michael Mauti to a one-year contract.

Mauti made 11 appearances in 2017, playing 63 snaps on defense. He will try to maintain his 53-man roster spot with reserve and special teams duties.
Apr 5 - 4:31 PM
Justin Hunter - WR - Steelers

Steelers re-signed WR Justin Hunter.

The formerly-hyped second-rounder caught four passes in seven games last season. Going on 27, Hunter has 82 career receptions. He should remain a deep reserve for the Steelers in 2018. That's if he makes the 53-man roster.
Apr 5 - 4:04 PM
Joe Webb - QB - Texans

Texans signed QB Joe Webb, formerly of the Bills, to a one-year, $1.015 million contract.

A jack-of-all-trades backup, Webb attempted eight rushes for the Bills last season. Perhaps he will push Brandon Weeden for No. 2 duties in Houston, but Webb's value mostly comes on special teams these days.
Related: Bills
Source: Jonathan Jones on Twitter
Apr 5 - 3:28 PM
Chris Boswell - K - Steelers

Steelers re-signed K Chris Boswell to a one-year, $2.914 million contract.

Boswell was a restricted free agent tendered at the second-round level. The sides reportedly maintain interest in a long-term deal. The Steelers' kicker since 2015, 27-year-old Boswell has converted an elite 89.5 percent of his field goal attempts.
Source: Mark Kaboly on Twitter
Apr 5 - 3:05 PM
Marquette King - P - Broncos

Broncos signed P Marquette King, formerly of the Raiders, to a three-year, $7 million contract.

Released by the Raiders because he liked to dance too much for his position, King is annually amongst the league's best punters. His 42.7 yards was third in net punting average last season. He will replace Riley Dixon, who remains under contract but struggled in 2017. It's a solid, if ultimately minor, move for a club that will be playing the field position game with Case Keenum at quarterback.
Related: Raiders
Source: Mike Klis on Twitter
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