The Jacksonville Jaguars ended up making 10 picks in the 2026 NFL draft. Tight end Nate Boerkircher was James Gladstone's first selection, and he wrapped up the draft by picking linebacker Parker Hughes.

As we continue to get to know the newest members of the Jaguars, here is one stat to know about each player, highlighting what they can bring to this year's team.

Boerkircher ranked 22nd out of all tight ends last season in PFF's run-blocking grade.

Among all defensive tackles last season, Regis ranked tied for 10th in run stop rate

Pregnon was excellent in pass protection, allowing just one sack and five pressures over 471 pass-blocking snaps in 2025.

Quarterbacks had a passer rating of just 55.9 when targeting Huskey. He allowed only 7.4 yards per catch with four interceptions and a pass breakup on only 17 targets.

Williams has had steady pass rush production for two seasons now, totaling 43 pressures in 2024 and 46 pressures in 2025, along with 13 total sacks. His 46 pressures this past season were tied for the 28th-most among all defensive ends.

A pass-catching threat at the tight end position, Koziol was targeted 337 times over four seasons, including 123 times in 2024 with Ball State and 94 times in 2025 with Houston.

A reliable target in the passing game, Cameron caught 68.5% of his 177 targets over the last two seasons.

Out of 92 targets last season, Williams was credited with only two dropped passes. He caught 64% of those passes for 749 yards with six touchdowns. He also graded out well by PFF's metrics as a run-blocker.

Durfee ranked 11th in pass rush win rate among defensive ends last season, showcasing his ability to win often and quickly.

Out of 108 tackle attempts in 2025, Hughes missed only seven of them. Any time a defender's missed tackle rate is below 10%, that's impressive. Well, Hughes' missed tackle rate was just 6.5%, despite having over 100 tackle opportunities.

This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: 2026 NFL draft: Key stats to know about Jaguars' 10 picks