Dalton Kincaid

Summary: Jacksonville traded down from #24 to #25, receiving a 5th (Antonio Johnson, 160th) and 7th (Derek Parish, 240th) from the Giants. Analysis: Moving down one spot and picking up a 5th and 7th is textbook trade-down value. The picks at 25 (Dalton Kincaid, subsequently traded to Bills) and 24 (Deonte Banks for Giants) were close in value. Jacksonville netted two additional picks without meaningfully changing their position. This was a solid structural move by the Jaguars' front office, part of a two-step trade-down strategy that ultimately landed Anton Harrison.

Summary: Jacksonville received the 27th pick (Anton Harrison) and a 4th (Tyler Lacy, 130th) from Buffalo for the 25th pick (Dalton Kincaid). Analysis: Moving down 2 spots in Round 1 while gaining a 4th-round pick is solid structural value. Dalton Kincaid became a starting tight end in Buffalo; Anton Harrison became Jacksonville's starting left tackle. Both players developed meaningfully, and Jacksonville gained extra draft capital. This was smart draft-day maneuvering — the Jaguars moved down twice and still landed a starting left tackle plus added picks.