No. The current ones, are massively inferior to what Jagielka was. Perhaps only Godfrey could go on to match his level in time. Keane is utterly terrible and Mina and Holgate are average.
Pienaar was not without his weaknesses, and it was first and foremost the relationship between him and Baines that was fantastic. He also came to Everton from an unsuccessful stay in Dortmund. By the way, Baines was first and foremost an offensive back, and had clear weaknesses defensively. But Lescott and Distin compensated for these weaknesses.
Jagielka and Distin were very good, although they had their weaknesses, but Keane, Mina, and Godfrey are nowhere near their level. But what first and foremost characterized us was that we were a hard-working collective, and where the whole was more than the sum of its parts. It usually hurt to meet us, and we pressed, tackled and dueled with a completely different intensity than we do today. One can say a lot about Hibbert, maybe not much positive when it comes to football skills, but when he put on the kit he always gave everything, and did the basics properly.