Episode

Jacksonville Jaguars Offseason Review

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Always The Jags
Published
Jun 20, 2026
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1204
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Summary

Today I'm reviewing the Jacksonville Jaguars offseason for what we did and didn't do. Overall I think my Jaguars sit at a C. We lost some valuable talent in Travis Etienne and Devin Lloyd and didn't do much to replace them. We had a polarizing draft that saw Gladstone pick players he clearly preferred, ignoring the consensus of many pundits. Clearly, James Gladstone feels that another year in Liam Coen's system for Trevor Lawrence and everyone else will be enough to get us over the hump. But will that be enough? Were the Jaguars right to simply stay the course this offseason? Or should we have pushed the chips for a run?