Oct 13, 2012; Tallahassee, Florida, USA; Florida State Seminoles defensive end Bjoern Werner (95) works his way around Boston College Eagles offensive tackle John Wetzel (73) during the first half of the game at Doak Campbell Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Melina Vastola-USA TODAY Sports

Jacksonville Jaguars fans are now joined by the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens at 0-0, and that feels good. The 2013 season is getting ever closer and that begins with the offseason.  During this time of speculation Jags fans will be looking to the draft to see where the team can make a splash.  With GM Dave Caldwell coming out and saying the Jaguars will not be making a big splash in free agency, the draft seems like the right place to do it.

Fansided.com has released their post-Super Bowl mock draft and the Jags continue their quest for a premium pass rusher.

Writer Josh Hill awards DE/OLB Bjoern Werner to the Jags, saying,

The Jaguars are under new leadership from top to bottom but don’t think that means they’re going to take a quarterback. The Jaguars need a pass rusher to come off the edge and get pressure on opposing quarterbacks. Werner is hands down the best edge rusher in this year’s class and he’s quickly risen to the top of the draft. Had the Chiefs a need for a pass rusher, Werner would be in discussion for the No. 1 pick, so Jacksonville’s getting a stud in the former Seminole.

I’m a big fan of Werner at number two, even with the potential need for a new quarterback.  Yesterday Caldwell said that Blaine Gabbert is not terrible, so maybe the idea of a QB at two is starting to become a little out of favor.

- Luke N. Sims

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This is not an official stat, just mine: Christian Ponder is the #1 most mocked Quarterback to the Jacksonville Jaguars. I originally noticed that he was frequently mocked to the Jaguars in the 2nd round, when lucky. Then the Bengals and Bills started to claim this man early in the second. After this, the off-season happened and Ponder quickly rose up boards and now it is considered to be a pretty good, maybe great decision for the Jaguars to grab Ponder at 16th overall. How did this happen? He was that good this off-season.

In this study, we’ll go over:

• High School
• Florida State
• The Injuries
• What Scouting Reports Say
• His Magical Off-Season

I’ll hit all these points in no order and not necessarily titled that way, but I’ll make sure there is some quality here for you to read.