JACKSONVILLE – The guessing and projecting are accelerating.

That's the early February norm in the NFL – and when it comes to the Jaguars and Round 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft, the early projections and guessing are varying both in terms of position and side of the ball.

Linebacker. Cornerback. Offensive line.

Those are some of the prominent positions in this week's jaguars.com 2026 Mock Draft Tracker, with multiple draft analysts projecting players at those positions to the Jaguars at No. 56 overall. We're focusing on Round 2 and beyond in the mock draft tracker this offseason because the Jaguars do not currently hold a selection in Round 1.

The Jaguars traded that selection to the Cleveland Browns last offseason in a multi-selection trade that allowed them to select wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter No. 2 overall in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Here's a look at the Jaguars' selections in the '26 draft:

Round 2 (original Jaguars selection), Round 3 (Jaguars), Round 3 (acquired in a trade with the Detroit Lions), Round 3 (Detroit Lions, compensatory), Round 4 (Jaguars), Round 5 (Jaguars), Round 5 (Philadelphia Eagles/conditional), Round 6 (Philadelphia Eagles through Houston Texans), Round 7 (Jaguars), Round 7 (Los Angeles Rams through Texans) and Round 7 (Detroit Lions).

Here's the second jaguars.com 2026 mock draft tracker, with a look at players analysts believe the Jaguars may select No. 56 overall:

Caleb Tiernan, offensive lineman, 6-7, 325, Northwestern.

• Briefly: Played four seasons at Northwestern after redshirting in 2021. Second-team All-Big 10 selection in 2025.
• Analyst: Gordon McGuiness, Pro Football Focus.
• Date: February 16.
• Other projected Jaguars selections in McGuiness' February 16 three-round mock: Darrell Jackson Jr., defensive tackle, Florida State (Round 3); Zakee Wheatley, safety, Penn State (Round 3); Jack Endries, tight end, Texas (Round 3).

Isaiah World, offensive tackle, 6-8, 312, Oregon.

• Briefly: Played 2021-2024 at Nevada before playing for Oregon in 2025. Second-team All-Big 10 selection in 2025. Started 35 of 36 games at Nevada.
• Analyst: Alec Elijah, Pro Football Network.
• Date: February 14.
• Elijah comment: "At 6-foot-8 with nearly 34-inch arms, Isaiah World moves with surprising explosiveness and nimble feet, living up to his name with the frame of a true powerhouse. While he remains an older prospect, World's ceiling is among the highest in the class."
• Other projected Jaguars selections in Elijah's February 14 seven-round mock: Davison Igbinosun, cornerback, Ohio State (Round 3); Ted Hurst, wide receiver, Georgia State (Round 3); Domonique Orange, defensive tackle, Iowa State (Round 3); Kaytron Allen, running back, Penn State (Round 4); Trey Zuhn III, center, Texas A&M (Round 5); Sawyer Robertson, quarterback, Baylor (Round 5); Vinny Anthony II, wide receiver, Wisconsin (Round 6); Markell Bel, offensive tackle, Miami (Fl.) (Round 7); J'Mond Tapp, Edge, Southern Mississippi (Round 7).

Jacob Rodriguez, linebacker, 6-1, 230, Texas Tech.

• Briefly: Played at Virginia in 2021 before playing for Texas Tech in 2022-2025. Won Chuck Bednarik (nation's top defensive player), Butkus (top linebacker), Lombardi (top linebacker or lineman) and Bronko Nagurski (outstanding defensive player) awards in 2025 when he finished fifth in Heisman Trophy balloting. Was also Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year.
• Analyst: Chad Reuter, NFL.com.
• Date: February 9.
• Other projected Jaguars selections in Reuter's February 9 three-round mock: Treydan Stukes, cornerback, Arizona (Round 3); Genesis Smith, safety, Arizona (Round 3); Max Clare, tight end, Ohio State (Round 3).

Jake Golday, linebacker, 6-4, 237, Cincinnati.

• Briefly: Played 2024-2025 at Cincinnati after playing at Central Arkansas from 2021-2023. Named first-team All-Big 12 in 2025.
• Analyst: Nick Baumgardner, The Athletic.
• Date: February 9.
• Baumgardner comment: "It would not shock me if a team rolls the dice on Golday in Round 1. He's an ideal inside linebacker prospect from a physical standpoint, with elite explosion and agility (reported 4.24-second short shuttle). Golday's combine workouts may draw a crowd."
• Other projected Jaguars selections in Baumgardner's February 9 three-round mock: Darrell Jackson Jr., defensive tackle, Florida State (Round 3); Daylen Everette, cornerback, Georgia (Round 3); Brian Parker II, offensive lineman, Duke (Round 3).

Devin Moore, cornerback, 6-3, 198, Florida.

• Briefly: Played four seasons at Florida, starting 11 games as a senior with 35 tackles and two interceptions with a sack. Started six of seven games played as a junior with two interceptions.
• Analyst: Ian Cummings, Pro Football Network.
• Date: February 8.
• Cummings comment: "Moore is the unique long-limbed cornerback who defies expectation with his hip fluidity, reactive coil and plant-and-drive efficiency in off man and zone, as well as his matching ability and discipline in press man."
• Other projected Jaguars selections in Cummings' February 8 seven-round mock: Genesis Smith, safety, Arizona (Round 3); Jadarian Price, running back, Notre Dame (Round 3); Zachariah Branch, wide receiver, Georgia (Round 3); Landon Robinson, defensive tackle, Navy (Round 4); Delby Lemieux, offensive lineman, Dartmouth (Round 5); Nadame Tucker, EDGE, Western Michigan (Round 5); Alan Herron, offensive lineman, Maryland (Round 6); Riley Nowakowski, tight end/fullback, Indiana (Round 7); Will Kacmarek, tight end, Ohio State (Round 7).

Connor Lew, offensive lineman, 6-3, 303, Auburn.

• Briefly: Played center three seasons at Auburn, earning Southeastern Conference All-Freshman honors in 2023 and playing seven games in 2025 before declaring for the draft.
• Analyst: Tankathon.
• Date: February 7.
• Other projected Jaguars selections in Tankathon's February 7 four-round mock: Darrell Jackson Jr., defensive lineman, Florida State (Round 3); Austin Barber, offensive lineman, Florida (Round 3); Jalon Kilgore, safety, South Carolina (Round 3); Mikail Kamara, EDGE, Indiana (Round 4).

Keionte Scott, cornerback, 6-0, 195, Miami.

• Briefly: A redshirt senior, Scott played at Miami in 2025 after three seasons at Auburn and two at Snow College – a public community college in Ephraim, Utah. A second-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection in 2025 when he started at nickelback for Miami.
• Analyst: Matt Miller, ESPN.
• Date: February 2.
• Miller comment: "Scott is an electric slot corner with elite blitzing skills and the speed to close on the ball. He's smart and instinctual in coverage, and pairing him with Travis Hunter next season would be fun."

Julian Neal, cornerback, 6-2, 200, Arkansas.

• Briefly: Played at Arkansas in 2025 after playing for Fresno State from 2021-2024, where he registered two interceptions in 30 games.
• Analyst: Jacob Infante, Pro Football Network.
• Date: January 31.
• Infante comment: "A riser during the pre-draft process. He's a big-bodied corner at 6-2 and 208 pounds with good physicality in press coverage and nice coordination coming out of his breaks. If he runs well at the Combine, he'll likely go in the first two rounds."
• Other projected Jaguars selections in Infante's January 31 three-round mock: Emmett Johnson, running back, Nebraska (Round 3); Ted Hurst, wide receiver, Georgia (Round 3).

Past Selections

Dontay Corleone, defensive tackle, 6-1, 335, Cincinnati.

• Briefly: Played four seasons at Cincinnati. A first-team All-Big 12 selection in 2024, a second-team All-Big 12 selection in 2023 and 2025 and a first-team All-American Athletic Conference selection in 2022.
• Analyst: Curt Popejoy, Draftwire.
• Date: January 26.
• Other projected Jaguars selections in Popejoy's January 26 three-round mock: Genesis Smith, safety, Arizona (Round 3); Keylan Rutledge, guard, Georgia Tech (Round 3); Michael Trigg, tight end, Baylor (Round 3).

Caleb Tiernan, offensive tackle, 6-7, 325, Northwestern.

• Briefly: Played four seasons at Northwestern after redshirting in 2021. Second-team All-Big 10 selection in 2025.
• Analyst: T.J. Randall, Pro Football Network.
• Date: January 24.

Keith Abney II, cornerback, 6-0, 190, Arizona State.

• Briefly: Played three seasons at Arizona State and entered the NFL Draft after his junior season. A first-team All-Big 10 selection in 2025.
• Analyst: Tony Pauline, Essentially Sports.
• Date: January 22.

TJ Hall, cornerback, 6-0, 190, Iowa.

• Briefly: Played four seasons at Iowa. A third-team All-Big 10 selection in 2025.
• Analyst: Luke Easterling, Athlon Sports.
• Date: January 20.

Dillon Thieneman, safety, 6-0, 205, Oregon.

• Briefly: Early-entry junior who played at Purdue in 2023-2024 and Oregon in 2025. A first-team All-Big 10 selection in 2025 and a second-team All-Big 10 selection in 2024.
• Analyst: Josh Edwards, CBS Sports.
• Date: January 19.
• Edwards comment: "Thieneman is a savvy player whose length muddies passing windows."

Xavier Scott, cornerback, 5-11, 195, Illinois.

• Briefly: Played four seasons at Illinois. All-Big 10 first (media)- and second (coaches)-team selection in 2024.
• Analyst: Jacob Infante, Pro Football Network.
• Date: January 17.
• Infante comment: "[Scott] doesn't have elite physical tools, but has sharp route-recognition skills, good fluidity in coverage, and ideal physicality as a tackler."
• Other projected Jaguars selections in Infante's January 17 seven-round mock: Ted Hurst, wide receiver, Georgia State (Round 3); Kage Casey, offensive tackle, Boise State (Round 3); Oscar Delp, tight end, Georgia (Round 3); Taurean York, linebacker, Texas A&M (Round 4), Rayshaun Benny, defensive tackle, Michigan (Round 5), Le'Veon Moss, running back Texas A&M (Round 5), Romello Brinson, wide receiver, Southern Methodist (Round 6), Joe Fagnano, quarterback, Connecticut (Round 7), Caden Curry, EDGE, Ohio State (Round 7).

Chris Adams, offensive lineman, 6-5, 277, Memphis.

• Briefly: Played 2021-2023 at Old Dominion. Played at Memphis 2024-2025.
• Analyst: Luke Easterling, Athlon Sports.
• Date: January 9.