The Jacksonville Jaguars are wasting no time locking in their future stars. The team announced Thursday that they have signed nine of their 10 selections from the 2026 NFL Draft, leaving just one rookie yet to put pen to paper.

With training camp on the horizon, the Jaguars have secured contracts for the following draft picks: wide receivers Josh Cameron and CJ Williams, defensive ends Zach Durfee and Wesley Williams, linebackers Parker Hughes and Albert Regis, safeties Jalen Huskey and Emmanuel Pregnon, and tight end Tanner Koziol. While specific financial terms haven't been released, salary cap projections from Over the Cap offer a glimpse of what each rookie's cap hit will look like this season.

The lone holdout? Second-round pick Nate Boerkircher, selected 56th overall. In the NFL, it's not unusual for second-rounders to be the last to sign—guaranteed money increases with each pick, and negotiations often take a bit more time as agents and teams wait for comparable contracts to set the market. Boerkircher's deal will likely be shaped by the agreements signed by players picked just ahead of him.

For Jaguars fans, this is standard offseason business. The team is building depth with a strong rookie class, and once Boerkircher's contract is finalized, the entire 2026 draft group will be ready to hit the field. Until then, the wait continues for one of Jacksonville's most promising new additions.