Cornelius Washington didn't show it on the stat sheet, but at the NFL Combine he proved to be one of the most athletic pass rushers.

Price finished his collegiate career with five interceptions, three of which came against the Houston Cougars in 2012.

While the Jacksonville Jaguars need defensive lineman, and area they also need to bolster is at the linebacker position. Someone like Zaviar Gooden could fit in the mid-rounds.

If the Jaguars want a LEO pass rusher in the draft for their defense, look no further than Imperial Intergalactic Overlord Barkevious Mingo.

The Jaguars will likely be looking for defensive backs in the upcoming draft, and someone like Micah Hyde could offer versatility in the backfield.

One of the most intriguing plays in the 2013 NFL Draft is BYU defensive end Ziggy Ansah, but he's also a big risk. He might be a risk worth taking, however.

An All-American in 2011, McDonald's draft stock has plummeted since then, but he could be a better fit in a different role.

Buchanan could be a second-day LEO candidate for the Jaguars and was called the "most talented DE" at the Senior Bowl.

If the Jaguars are looking for bigger cornerbacks who can play in man coverage, Florida State's Xavier Rhodes might be a fit.

Poyer finished second in the nation in 2012 with seven interceptions in his senior season.

Video cut up of Western Kentucky DE Quanterus Smith against Alabama (2012) courtesy of DraftBreakdown.com

If the Jacksonville Jaguars will be looking for bigger, physical corners for Gus Bradley's defensive scheme, Sanders Commings might be a fit.

Oregon defensive end Dion Jordan is one of the most versatile players in the entire NFL Draft and is a possibility for the Jaguars at No. 2 overall.