Will Rackley is often compared to new Colt Ben Ijalana because they are both offensive linemen who came out of FCS schools. Rackley spent his college days at Lehigh and is considered a fantastic guard prospect who would probably have been a first round pick if he had been from a bigger school.

Rackely spent three years starting at left tackle for Lehigh and that means he has a lot of experience being the guy and he will be able to rely on that experience to make an impact for the Jaguars.

According to ESPN’s draft tracker a strong All Star game and a lot of experience make him a great fit for Jacksonville.

“Rackley lined up at left tackle in college but his lack of length will force him inside in the NFL. He does, however, have the tools to be a day one starter at guard in the NFL. He has the tenacity and strong punch to be an effective run blocker and the lateral quickness to hold up one-on-one inside. He also eased concerns about the competition he faced with a strong week at the East-West Shrine game.”

I will say I was surprised that the Jaguars picked another offensive linemen instead of a defensive end or linebacker but I think Rackley is going to be a solid player.

Grade: B

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Coming into the draft there were many who thought that Blaine Gabbert could have been the first pick in this draft but when Cam Newton’s name was called as the newest member of the Carolina Panthers it seemed like just a matter of time before Gabbert would be called.

However when the Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers and Tennessee Titans all passed on the former Missouri quarterback it seemed like he could fall a long way. The Jaguars seized the opportunity by jumping up to the No. 10 spot to pick up the franchise quarterback.

According to ESPN’s draft tracker Gabbert could end up being the savior of the franchise in Jacksonville.

“The Jags have many needs on defense, but this is a good pick and Gabbert will be in a good situation. He can sit behind David Garrard, who is serviceable but not great. Backup Trent Edwards doesn't look like the future and this fan base needs someone to get excited about. Gabbert will be helped by a strong running game and a pretty good offensive line, but his biggest challenge will be thriving without a lot of weapons. He really allows a vanilla and conservative offense to open things up and become less predictable.”

I think there are a number of teams that are going to be kicking themselves for passing on Gabbert.

Grade: A+

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