Ask most draft experts if they think the Jacksonville Jaguars will select a quarterback in the first round of the NFL Draft and almost all of them will tell you that ship has sailed. But since the team has not come out publically and stated it is not a consideration, there is always this sliver of a chance it still could happen.
When the question was presented to Tom Coughlin, the Jaguars Executive vice-president of Football Operations, the day the team announced it had formally signed Nick Foles to a 4-year, $88-million deal, he did not rule it out.