John ShipleyNov 14, 2026
Shipley ranked the Jacksonville Jaguars' 2026 rookie class at the midseason point, placing left guard Emmanuel Pregnon first as the club's rookie of the year to this stage, with tight end Nate Boerkircher second and receiver Josh Cameron third, and the injured seventh-rounders at the bottom.
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Our pick for the Jaguars' rookie of the year to this point, Emmanuel Pregnon has spent each snap at left guard for the Jaguars this season.
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“So, where does each rookie stand at the midseason point? We take a look below with the latest rookie stock report. No. 11: LB Parker Hughes & No. 10: DE Zach Durfee ... No. 1: OL Emmanuel Pregnon”
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