Jaguars' Quiet Offseason: A Smarter Rebuild

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A year ago, the Jacksonville Jaguars went on a free agent shopping spree, signing 10,

11, or even 12 players to shake things up.

This offseason though, they've been chilling on the sidelines, adding just one guy while

the rest of the league scrambles.

Earlier this week at the NFL meetings in Phoenix, offensive coordinator Liam Cohen spilled that

he got a bit restless during the early free agency.

Buzz, calling it straight up window shopping.

The plan was set after last shoe's big moves, no wild spinning this time around.

Fans and insiders see the strategy paying off, with the team prioritizing compensatory

draft picks over splashy signings.

They lack major calf space, sitting north of $5 million, just enough to lock in their

upcoming draft class on April 23rd through 25th.

Now the focus shifts to extending homegrown talent and building draft flexibility straight

through 2027 and beyond.

It's a smarter, patient rebuild that sets them up long term without burning cash.

This quiet approach marks a total flip from last year's frenzy, positioning the jags

for sustained success as the league heats up.