Jaguars’ potential 2024 draft targets: Texas WR Adonai Mitchell

The Jacksonville Jaguars have a more clear path in the 2024 NFL draft after the first couple weeks of free agency.

A month ago, it appeared Jacksonville was most likely to pick an offensive lineman, cornerback, or wide receiver in the first round. After re-signing Ezra Cleveland, bringing in Mitch Morse, and restructuring Brandon Scherff’s contract, the Jaguars look unlikely to turn to offensive line for the second year in a row.

Jacksonville signed Gabe Davis and lost Calvin Ridley, so their receiver room took a step back on paper. It also released Darious Williams, who played well for the Jaguars last season, leaving their cornerback room in need of more than just Ronald Darby.

The Jaguars could go either way on April 25 when the 2024 NFL draft begins in Detroit. If Texas wide receiver Adonai Mitchell is still on the board at No. 17 in the draft, the Jaguars could have a hard time passing on him.