Shortly after being placed on the clock at pick No. 17, Jacksonville traded its first-round selection in the 2024 NFL draft to Minnesota.
In exchange for No. 17, the Vikings sent their No. 23 (first-round) and No. 167 (fifth-round) picks in 2024 and their third and fourth-round picks in 2025 to the Jaguars, according to Field Yates of ESPN.
Minnesota selected Alabama edge rusher Dallas Turner with Jacksonville’s former pick. Previously, the Vikings picked Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy at No. 11.
Turner was the third defensive player off the board on Thursday night, following UCLA edge rusher Laiatu Latu (Indianapolis) and Texas defensive tackle Byron Murphy II (Seattle).
The first-round trade-down marked the Jaguars’ third dating back to last year’s selection ceremony. Jacksonville moved down twice in the 2023 NFL draft, from No. 24 to No. 25 (New York Giants) to No. 27 (Buffalo Bills), and took Oklahoma offensive tackle Anton Harrison.
Find Jacksonville’s full slate of 2024 NFL draft picks following its trade with Minnesota below.
- Round 1, Pick 23 (via Minnesota)
- Round 2, Pick 48
- Round 3, Pick 96 (compensatory selection)
- Round 4, Pick 114
- Round 4, Pick 116 (via New Orleans)
- Round 5, Pick 153
- Round 5, Pick 167 (via Minnesota)
- Round 6, Pick 212
- Round 7, Pick 236
Additionally, Jacksonville’s set of 2025 picks is fully intact, meaning the Jaguars now possess nine picks for next year’s draft.
This is a breaking news story that will be updated.
