Albert Regis’ baby daughter crawled toward a Jaguars cup before he was drafted by Jacksonville

Albert Regis’ NFL dream became a reality Friday when the Jacksonville Jaguars selected the former Texas A&M defensive tackle in the third round of the NFL Draft.

Before Regis learned where his NFL career would begin, his infant daughter seemed to know his landing spot. A video posted to social media showed baby Akari crawling toward a cup bearing the Jaguars’ logo.

The move suggested Akari effectively predicted which team’s jersey her father would wear during his rookie season.

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Regis, listed at 6-foot-1 and 295 pounds, built his game at Texas A&M in the trenches as a nose tackle focused on slowing opposing running backs.

Regis’ leap to the pros left a void along the Aggies’ defensive line. Texas A&M plugged the hole by bringing in CJ Mims, who transferred from North Carolina.

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Mims lined up at nose tackle for UNC at a significantly higher rate than Regis did. Mims began his college career at East Carolina before transferring to Chapel Hill. The 2026 season will mark his fifth in the college football ranks.

Former Illinois defensive tackle Angelo McCullom has also committed to Texas A&M. DJ Hicks is expected to return and remain a key piece of the Aggies’ defensive line rotation.

Regis joins a Jacksonville defensive line that includes 2022 No. 1 overall pick Travon Walker and veteran tackles Arik Armstead and DaVon Hamilton. Josh Hines-Allen lines up on the opposite edge.

After winning the AFC South last season, the Jaguars narrowly lost to the Buffalo Bills in a wild-card round thriller.

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