The Jacksonville Jaguars are wasting no time locking in their future. On Thursday, the team announced the signing of nine of their 10 selections from the 2026 NFL Draft, moving swiftly to get their rookie class under contract just in time for this weekend's minicamp.

All eyes will be on the lone unsigned player: second-round tight end Nate Boerkircher, who was picked in Pittsburgh last month. While negotiations continue with the standout pass-catcher, the rest of the group is already in the fold and ready to hit the field.

Headlining the signed class are several key additions across the roster. The defensive line gets a boost with third-round defensive tackle Albert Regis, while the offensive line is fortified by third-round guard Emmanuel Pregnon. In the secondary, third-round safety Jalen Huskey adds depth and playmaking ability. The pass rush also gains firepower with fourth-round defensive end Wesley Williams and seventh-round defensive end Zach Durfee.

On offense, the Jaguars are stocking up at tight end with fifth-round pick Tanner Koziol, and they've added two dynamic wide receivers in sixth-rounders Josh Cameron and CJ Williams. Seventh-round linebacker Parker Hughes rounds out the group, bringing versatility to the linebacker corps.

With rookie minicamp on the horizon, all nine players will get their first official taste of NFL life over the next few days. For Jaguars fans, it's an exciting glimpse at the next wave of talent—and a reminder that the foundation for a winning season is being built one signing at a time.