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At 4-2, the AFC South-leading Jacksonville Jaguars are positioned to be a trade deadline buyer in a market where plenty of teams are early sellers. Winless Miami, a slumping Eagles squad, and a struggling Commanders team have all created an…

Travis Holmes of Big Cat Country outlines ten potential defensive trade targets for the 4-2 Jacksonville Jaguars ahead of the November 10 deadline. The Jaguars recently surrendered season highs in rushing yards and points, prompting an evaluation of potential upgrades across defensive tackle, edge rusher, cornerback, and safety.
Proposed targets include defensive tackles Daron Payne, Zach Sieler, Moro Ojomo, and DeForest Buckner, alongside pass rushers Will McDonald IV, Josh Sweat, and Khalil Mack. Holmes also highlights secondary options Zyon McCollum, Tariq Woolen, and Jessie Bates to bolster defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile's scheme.
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