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Jacksonville Jaguars left tackle Cam Robinson has been suspended for four games for violating the league's performance-enhancing drug policy. The suspension allows the team to void any remaining guaranteed money in Robinson's contract. The Jaguars may replace him with rookie Anton Harrison, who was selected in the first round of this year's draft.
The Jacksonville Jaguars selected offensive tackle Anton Harrison from Oklahoma in the 2023 NFL Draft, which surprised many who expected the team to pick a defensive back. The pick was not a reactive or panic decision due to Cam Robinson's suspension, but rather a strategic move to bolster the offensive line. The Jaguars also gained extra picks by trading down twice in the first round, which could be used to target a defensive back in the second round.
The Jacksonville Jaguars traded back twice and selected Anton Harrison 27th overall in the 2023 NFL Draft to address their need for a stud tackle to protect Trevor Lawrence and be a long-term starter, especially with Cam Robinson reportedly on the brink of suspension. Harrison has the athleticism to grow into a dominant player and has the potential to become a quality starter on either side for the Jaguars. The average grade given by 10 national media outlets is B+.
The Jacksonville Jaguars traded back twice before selecting Oklahoma offensive tackle Anton Harrison in the first round of the NFL draft. General manager Trent Baalke said Harrison was rated highly on their board and adds versatility to their offensive line. The Jaguars also acquired additional picks in the fifth and seventh rounds. The team has a pressing need for offensive line help with the suspension of Cam Robinson and the injury to Ben Bartch.
The Jacksonville Jaguars selected Oklahoma OT Anton Harrison with the 27th overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. The team traded their original 24th pick with the New York Giants for picks no. 25 and 160, and then traded the 25th pick with the Buffalo Bills for picks no. 27 and 130. The Jaguars prioritized offensive tackle despite other available edge rushers and defensive backs. Harrison is a collegiate left tackle with good size and length, but average athletic traits.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are predicted to select Anton Harrison, an offensive tackle from Oklahoma, in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. In the second round, they are expected to trade with the New York Jets to acquire Felix Anudike-Uzomah, an edge rusher from Kansas State. In the third round, the Buccaneers may select Jartavius Martin, a defensive back from Illinois. In the fourth round, they may select Chase Brown, a running back from Illinois, and in the fifth round, Josh Whyle, a tight end from Cincinnati. Finally, in the seventh round, they may select Dante Stills, a defensive lineman from West Virginia.
In the Pride of Detroit Community Mock Draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars selected Anton Harrison, an offensive tackle out of Oklahoma, with the 24th overall pick. The Jaguars are in need of an influx of talent at the position after losing Jawan Taylor to Kansas City, and Harrison brings talent to the offensive line and potentially locks in as a foundational piece of a group tasked with keeping Trevor Lawrence clean in the pocket for years to come.
The Cincinnati Bengals are set to make their pick at number 28 in the 2023 NFL Draft, and media outlets have projected potential selections including tight ends Dalton Kincaid and Michael Mayer, offensive tackle Anton Harrison, and cornerback Deonte Banks. Kincaid is the top-ranked pass-catching tight end in the class, while Harrison could replace Jonah Williams if he is traded. Banks is a physical cornerback who could pair well with Cam Taylor-Britt, and Mayer is a versatile all-around tight end who could be a bargain pick for the Bengals.
In Mel Kiper Jr.'s latest two-round mock draft, he has the Pittsburgh Steelers selecting Boston College wide receiver Zay Flowers at No. 17 overall, followed by Oklahoma offensive tackle Anton Harrison at No. 32 overall and Kansas State cornerback Julius Brents at No. 49 overall. Flowers is Kiper's top-ranked receiver and played with Mike Tomlin's son at Boston College. Harrison could compete with Dan Moore Jr. and Chukwuma Okorafor for a starting spot, while Brents has the potential to learn from veteran Patrick Peterson and defend against the run. While this scenario may not be entirely realistic, it would address some of the Steelers' biggest needs.
Former Chicago Bears scout Greg Gabriel believes that GM Ryan Poles may trade down from the #9 overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft and target Oklahoma's Anton Harrison, an athletic and nasty left tackle, later in the first round. This move would bring back extra picks and build up draft capital for the Bears to use in the second round, which Gabriel believes is a strong point in this year's draft. However, it ultimately comes down to Poles' confidence in Harrison's potential as a good player.