Jacksonville Jaguars: 3 Bolder Moves This Offseason

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While the offseason has been anything but quiet here in Jacksonville, the Jaguars are about to embark on free agency and the NFL Draft.

What are the Jacksonville Jaguars going to do? Free agency is less than a month away. the NFL Draft is seven weeks from now. There is almost $23M in salary cap money to spend. Oh, and there is one player who wants practically all of that to play football in North Florida this coming season.

It all makes for an interesting soap opera for the fans to sit back and watch with anticipation.

If there was ever a calm before a great storm here in Duval County, we are all witnessing it before our very eyes. It’s exciting and uneasy tied into one package.

This is a team that will have a few changes on the roster at the end of April. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Those changes, however, better ensure a winning record or a drastic change for the better or there will be “other” changes moving forward.

At the NFL Combine, head coach Doug Marrone talked at length about one potential change – Myles Jack. While he would not commit to the idea of moving the middle linebacker back to the strong side where he is most effective, he did talk about how Jack’s versatility is an asset on the football field.

"“At the end of the day, whatever combination is going to make us a better [team], that’s what we’re going to do,” Marrone said. “We’re going to make sure we better the team as a whole.”"