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The Jacksonville Jaguars are reportedly interested in adding a defensive tackle at the trade deadline. They are looking for a big-name addition that could move the needle, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. However, the market appears to be…

The Jacksonville Jaguars are aggressively pursuing a defensive tackle before the upcoming trade deadline following an injury to nose tackle DaVon Hamilton. However, Sports Illustrated insider Albert Breer reports that the market for impact interior linemen is drying up. Key divisional targets like Jeffery Simmons and DeForest Buckner are unlikely to be traded within the division, while players such as Zach Sieler and Moro Ojomo have reportedly been made unavailable by their respective teams.
Carolina Panthers defensive tackle Derrick Brown remains an ambitious potential target, though acquiring him via trade would likely prove very expensive. Breer highlighted alternative lower-tier possibilities, including Davon Godchaux, Nathan Shepherd, Christian Barmore, and Grover Stewart. Meanwhile, Jaguars OnSI reporter John Shipley anticipates the franchise will still make an aggressive push to acquire Brown before the Tuesday deadline.
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