It's been a busy trade deadline eve for the Jacksonville Jaguars, to say the least.
On Monday, the Jaguars traded for safety Jessie Bates and defensive tackles Davon Godchaux and Jordan Davis.
To land those players, Jacksonville gave up 2027 first-round (Davis) and second-round (Bates) picks, 2028 fifth-round (Bates) and sixth-round (Godchaux) picks, and a 2029 second-round (Davis) pick.
But what if the Jaguars still aren't done? That's what Ryan O'Halloran of the Florida Times-Union is hearing.
League source on #Jaguars: "How about if they're not done yet?"
— Ryan O'Halloran (@ryanohalloran) November 9, 2026
For a team that is short on salary cap space as is and now without their first two picks in the 2027 draft, the Jaguars don't exactly have a lot of capital to work with to faciliate an additional
deal.
That said, as GM James Gladstone has shown, if there's an opportunity to be "strategically bold," he won't shy away either.
One also wonders what the future might hold for WR Brian Thomas Jr., who has been at the center of trade speculation for much of the season.
The NFL trade deadline is Tuesday, Nov. 10.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: More to come for Jaguars after Jordan Davis trade?
