If the Jacksonville Jaguars are to register a respectable win total, they are going to need a big push from their 2021 draft class. Of course, the first player who comes to mind from the class is Trevor Lawrence, who will have to lead the way, but others from the class need to make positive contributions, too.
One player from the 2022 class who should be set to do that is safety Andre Cisco, who the team took with the top pick of the third round in 2021’s draft. While the team didn’t get him on the field as a starter until the end of the season, he showed promise in the three games he started, and could be a big-time contributor now that he has the experience to lean on.
While in college at Syracuse, Cisco was a ball-hawk player who was able to accumulate 12 picks between the 2018 and 2019 seasons. He’s hoping to bring the same ability to the Jags’ defense, and if he does, it would be huge for a team that only registered seven interceptions last season.
