I was looking at the cap situation and it may not be as bad as I originally thought.  Spotrac is now showing the Jaguars over the cap next year by slightly less than $17 million.  I thought it used to be $21 million.  I'm not sure what changed.  They may have a new higher estimate of the cap.

As far as the $17 million, we can save $13.5 million by cutting Griffin.  We are then only $3.5 million over.  Pick one of the following and we are under the cap:  RRH ($7.8 million), Jenkins ($6.25 million) or Agnew ($4.75 million).  

Granted, we do need to do more than just be under the cap.  We have a large number of free agents.  I definitely want Engram back.  The others largely depend upon the cost.  However, cutting players isn't the only option.  There are quite a few players where we could re-work their deals and save cap space.

I do think cutting Agnew has to at least be on the table.  He represents the fourth most cap savings by cutting him and the most for any non-starter.  He has less than 200 receiving/rushing yards this season.  His value is largely as a returner, but return specialists are typically taken late in the draft.  If cutting Agnew saves us a starter at another position, that's got to be considered.  I'm not saying Agnew is gone.  I suspect they re-work his deal and keep him but I also wouldn't be shocked if he was cut.  It depends how much they value the returner position.

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