This free agency may seem like its from madden, but I assure you it is possible. Doubtful, probably, but possible.

 

<b>Free Agency</b>

<b>DE - Jason Paul Pierre</b> 14 mil per year

Ideal Leo, young, and most coaches would love to have him on their roster if Bradley is gone after this season.

 

<b>SOLB - Akeem Ayers</b> 6 mil per year

Ayers can rush the passer and drop back in coverage if needed. He would be an ideal LB that is needed.

 

<b>FS - Devin McCourty</b> 9 mil per year

Offers veteran experience at playing a center field position as a free safety. He will be sought after by many teams, but I believe he could be had at around 9 mil a ear to play for the jaguars.

 

<b>TE - Jermaine Gresham</b> 7 mil per year

Gresham offers a safety blanket for Bortles. Gresham can be used as both a blocking tight end as well as a move the chains tight end. He would also offer some veteran status among our young offense.

 

<b>RT - Bryan Bulaga</b> 9 mil per year

If he hits free agency, he will have a lot of phone calls coming his way. He will want to be paid, and I am hoping no more than 9 mil per season. Even that is too much for a RT, but we need help.

 

<b>CB - Chris Culliver</b> 5 mil per year

Culliver has ideal size and speed as a corner. In the combine he ran a 4.36 in the 40 yard dash. He could very easily compete for a spot as a CB on our roster. Granted at 5 mil a year, he should be a starter, not competing.

 

<b>Draft</b>

<b>Round 1 - Leonard Williams DE/DT USC</b>

Arguably the number 1 prospect of this year's draft. Should be a monster at the 5 tech.

<b>Round 2 - Todd Gurley RB Georgia</b>

It has been a long time since the Jaguars have had a complete back on the roster. Gurley would offer this. Even with the ACL injury he is being mocked into the first round on many mock drafts. If he would fall to us in the second round, it would be great.

<b>Round 3 - Jesse James TE Penn State</b>

James likes to work on his strength, so hopefully that helps out in becoming good at blocking. However, as he is 6'7", he should offer a nice red zone target.

<b>Round 4 - Stephone Anthony ILB Clemson</b>

Standing at 6'2", 245 pounds, Anthony shows an ideal frame for ILB. At Clemson, he recorded 330 career tackles. This includes 34.5 tackles for a loss and 9.5 sacks.

<b>Round 5 - Xavier Williams DT Northern Iowa</b>

Offers a high motor with good length. Also has 8 blocked kicks in college. Should provide as a nice backup for Marks. Nice review listed here, http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/playe...r-williams

<b>Round 6 - Jon Feliciano OG/OT Miami</b>

Feliciano played left guard while at University of Miami, but also has some experience at right guard and right tackle. At the minimum, he should offer depth.

<b>Round 7 - Byron Jones CB Connecticut</b>

Byron Jones missed a good portion of the last season with a shoulder injury. He should offer us depth at the safety position if needed.

 

After reading Stigma's explanation for trading Leonard Williams, I have entertained the idea. I just don't know who would offer what, and which player I would ideally go after. I guess it will change more as free agency progresses.  

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