Jaguars Demoted First-Round Pick Could Be Trade Target

Jaguars Could Trade Anton Harrison After Possible Demotion

Best Fits

Houston Texans

The Houston Texans have perhaps the worst offensive line in the league, which is terrible news for third-year quarterback C.J. Stroud. Going back to his days in college, Stroud’s biggest weakness has always been performing in a messy pocket. While Houston has several promising wide receivers on the roster, they need someone to keep him upright for the season. The Jaguars might not want to trade Anton Harrison to a division rival, but Houston will probably give the largest return for the first-round pick.

Baltimore Ravens

The Baltimore Ravens are all set at tackle, but they desperately need to find starting-caliber guards. Andrew Vorhees and Daniel Faalele are both below-average starters, and an Anton Harrison trade could give the Ravens some upside at the position. Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry are already the league’s most dangerous rushing duo, so just imagine what these two could do with another blocker capable of clearing holes in the trenches.

Kansas City Chiefs

The Kansas City Chiefs offensive line is a bit of a question mark at the moment. While first-round pick Josh Simmons should be healthy enough to play left tackle, the reigning AFC champions do not have an answer at left guard. Second-round pick Kingsley Suamataia will make the transition after disappointing at tackle as a rookie, but nobody knows if he can adequately fill Joe Thuney’s shoes. If they acquire him from the Jaguars, Anton Harrison could provide some security at the position while providing tackle depth in case right tackle Jawaan Taylor continues to disappoint.