Troy Dumas

Summary: Jacksonville moved up 12 spots in the 1995 draft, paying three extra picks to select James Stewart 19th overall. Analysis: As an expansion team in its first draft, moving up for an immediate-impact back made roster sense. Stewart was productive early, logging 1,000+ rushing yards in 1997, but the accumulated draft cost (3rd, 4th, 4th) was steep for a player who never became a franchise cornerstone. The Jaguars got real value but overpaid relative to outcome.