Jaguars coach Gus Bradley told second-year receiver Ace Sanders that there was a strong possibility the team was going to draft a receiver.
Sanders, who caught 50 passes as a rookie in 2013, told the Florida Times-Union's Vito Stellino that he had no problem with that and didn't get upset when the team actually drafted two receivers: Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson in the second round.
"Whether we took two receivers or not, you're going to have to compete," Sanders said. "It was really no pressure. No pressure at all."
Here are some additional pieces of Jaguars-related content from around the Web in our Reading the Coverage feature:
NFL.com's Elliot Harrison writes that receiver Jimmy Smith is the best player in franchise history.
T-U columnist Gene Frenette writes that the Jaguars should be annoyed by Chris Clemons' absence.
The T-U's Hays Carlyon writes that safety Josh Evans is healing after surgery to remove a bone spur in his foot.
