Emery Jones Jr. NFL Draft Projections: 5 Landing Spots for the Powerful LSU OT

LSU OT Emery Jones Jr. is one of the most talented offensive tackles in the country. Plenty of teams will have their eyes on him on Day 2 of the NFL Draft.

It might not be the most exciting pick, but the offensive line is one of the most important pieces of every NFL team. This is why Jones will likely have plenty of teams after him in the later rounds of the draft. Here are the five most likely destinations for the All-SEC tackle.

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Five Possible NFL Draft Landing Spots for LSU OT Emery Jones Jr.

Tennessee Titans

Head coach Brian Callahan could look to solidify his offensive line after selecting quarterback Cam Ward with the No. 1 overall pick. Jones could shore up the edge for years to come if he fits in well.

Chicago Bears

With veteran tackle Braxton Jones going into a contract year, head coach Ben Johnson would be smart to prepare for the future in case Jones does not work out. Emery Jones, who stands at 6’5″, could be a suitable replacement on Day 2 or Day 3 of the NFL Draft.

San Francisco 49ers

The Niners will need to start preparing for life without future Hall of Fame tackle Trent Williams. Jones’s strength in one-on-one matchups and talent as a run-blocker should motivate GM John Lynch to select him.

Green Bay Packers

With the loss of veteran center Josh Myers in free agency, Pro Bowl lineman Elgton Jenkins could move into the center position.

With a possible opening at the end of the offensive line, Jones could slide into the starting left tackle position.

New York Jets

Due to the retirement of veteran tackle Tyron Smith, the Jets now need a standout left tackle.

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They also struggled mightily to protect Aaron Rodgers for each of the past few seasons.

If new head coach Aaron Glenn is serious about changing the Jets’ culture, drafting a capable, steady player such as Jones could give this organization a little more confidence on the offensive side of the ball.

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