Pick: Eagles
Running back
Eagles
LeSean McCoy rushed for a career-high 120 yards against the Lions last week, with all but 7 of those yards coming out of spread formations that took advantage of the upfield rush of Detroit's ends. Eagles brought in between-the-tackles runner Mike Bell to complement McCoy, but he's been a non-factor.
Jaguars
Maurice Jones-Drew is only 5-7, but has thick, powerful legs that allow him to play much bigger than his size. He seldom is brought down by the first hit and has great instincts and vision. Has excellent cutback skills once he gets through the first level. Rashad Jennings (6-1, 228) is a good change of pace.
Pick: Jaguars
Receiver
Eagles
With protection breakdowns likely, the receivers need to be on the alert for Mike Vick's scrambling and be ready to ad-lib. TE Brent Celek, who led the team in receptions last season, only has 5 for 59 yards, though a big reason has been that he's had to stay in and help with protection more than he did last year.
Jaguars
Mike Sims-Walker still is learning the nuances of playing wideout. He's not yet a finished product as a route runner, but has good speed and size. After being targeted just two times in Week 1, he caught 10 passes for 105 yards in last week's loss to the Chargers. At 6-6, 275 pounds, TE Mercedes Lewis is a handful.
Pick: Eagles
Offensive line
Eagles
This unit already has given up 11 sacks and is last in the league in sacks allowed per pass play. The loss of C Jamaal Jackson has been a big blow. His replacement, Mike McGlynn, is a hard-nosed player, but is new to the position. RG Nick Cole and RT Winston Justice have struggled with twists and stunts.
Jaguars
