Jacksonville Jaguars Win
Summary: Jacksonville moved down seven spots in the second round, adding a third-round pick while landing Brian DeMarco (40th) and Chris Hudson (71st). Analysis: An expansion team trading surplus value for extra picks was sound draft management. DeMarco provided depth along the offensive line, and Hudson became a solid defensive back contributor. This is a clean, value-positive move for a first-year franchise learning to build through the draft.
Jacksonville Jaguars Received
- pick 1995 2nd round pick (40th overall, Brian DeMarco ), 1995 3rd round pick (71st overall, Chris Hudson )
New York Jets Received
- pick 1995 2nd round pick (33rd overall, Matt O'Dwyer )
Trade Summary
Summary: Jacksonville moved down seven spots in the second round, adding a third-round pick while landing Brian DeMarco (40th) and Chris Hudson (71st). Analysis: An expansion team trading surplus value for extra picks was sound draft management. DeMarco provided depth along the offensive line, and Hudson became a solid defensive back contributor. This is a clean, value-positive move for a first-year franchise learning to build through the draft.
Trade Analysis
Summary: Jacksonville moved down seven spots in the second round, adding a third-round pick while landing Brian DeMarco (40th) and Chris Hudson (71st). Analysis: An expansion team trading surplus value for extra picks was sound draft management. DeMarco provided depth along the offensive line, and Hudson became a solid defensive back contributor. This is a clean, value-positive move for a first-year franchise learning to build through the draft. The Jets moved up seven spots to secure Matt O'Dwyer at 33rd but gave up an extra third-round pick to do it. O'Dwyer was a reliable lineman, but the pick cost makes this a slight overpay for New York.