(11-25-2022, 02:42 PM)jaglou53 Wrote: Obvious cap casualties are Griffin and Chaisson. I'd also let RRH and Taylor go. Taylor has played well this year, but he can be replaced by either Little or a 2nd round draft choice. I'd definitely keep Zay Jones and try to get a long term deal with Engram. The toughest decision for me would be Jenkins. He may not be great, but he has had a solid year and would be worth the $6 million cap savings to let him go.

The team will not have much money to sign any high priced free agents, but should be able to get lower priced players late in free agency to add depth to the roster. The draft should enable the Jaguars to add one potentially elite player in round 1. As things stand now, either Jalen Carter or Quinton Johnston are the "no brainer" picks and at least one of these two has about an 80% chance of being on the Board when the Jaguars come to the podium. Either of these two would be great additions and it would be difficult to argue strongly for one over the other. No doubt, this team will have enough needs to take the BAP every time they pick, but the ideal picks based on assumed needs would be:

Rd. 1: Carter or Johnston

Rd. 2: Right Tackle or cornerback

Rd. 3: Again, right tackle or corner

For the remaining picks, the team should try and maximize their extra picks by trading up at least a couple of times and use these picks to add players on both lines. There will still be a couple of needs following the draft which would be expected of a team that has been so bad.