There's no doubt the Jaguars have had success in drafting or acquiring University of Florida football players. A year ago, the Jaguars had six former Gators on their active roster, including last year's No. 1 draft pick, safety Reggie Nelson.

So it didn't come as a great surprise when the Jaguars traded draft spots and draft selections with Baltimore in order to move up to the No. 8 spot. They were able to land UF defensive end Derrick Harvey.

Jeremy Mincey is still with the club—and he wants everyone to remember it. Mincey is considered a battler and what he lacks in physical qualities, he's made up for with desire. That desire will be tested this year after the Jaguars drafted Harvey and grabbed Quentin Groves, another pass-rushing end, with their second choice.