The Jacksonville Jaguars have addressed many positions in this offseason and they may very well have found a starting running back in Alabama’s T.J. Yeldon as they selected him with the 36th overall pick.

Yeldon plays faster than his timed speed and he’s a back that is from a pro style system.  Yeldon can run between the tackles, catch the ball out of the backfield and perhaps most important, can pass protect.

T.J. will have to compete for the starting running back job with Denard Robinson, Bernard Pierce and Storm Johnson, and given his second-round draft pedigree it’s more than likely that Yeldon will be the Jags opening day starter assuming he’s healthy.