The Jacksonville Jaguars are exploring running back options as they prepare for the 2026 NFL Draft. Texas A&M running back Le'Veon Moss has caught their attention after a successful college career, averaging 5.5 yards per rush over four seasons. His most productive year was in 2024, where he rushed for 765 yards and scored 10 touchdowns. Despite an injury that limited him to seven games last season, Moss has met virtually with the Jaguars and is eager to showcase his abilities. According to NFL.com’s scouting report, Moss is described as an early-down runner with good finishing strength, though he has faced injury concerns. He believes he can be one of the top running backs in the draft, stating, “I’m a hard worker... A team won’t regret using a draft pick on me.” The Jaguars, with 11 draft picks, have the flexibility to add depth to their roster, even though they currently have five running backs under contract. Moss's performance in the upcoming draft could be pivotal for the team's decision-making process.