My wishlist:

 

Eric Berry ($10 million per year) - Hard to imagine he leaves KC, but he should be by far the Jaguars top priority if available.  He is exactly the type of FS that the Jaguars need - a rangy, play making free safety with SS physicality and instincts.  He's the closest thing to Earl Thomas.

 

Mario Williams ($12 million per year) - It's obvious we need a pass rush and Mario would fit at RE or LE.  The real question is how much does Mario make?  Production and age-wise, he should probably be around 6 million, but everyone in their right mind knows that there will be a big market for him.  Most believe his decline in production was a direct result of being moved to 3-4 linebacker, a position which Mario openly opined about.  Twelve million is more of a guess, because it's very difficult to close in on a market value for him.  Demarcus Ware got $10 million at nearly the same age and was moved to linebacker, so $12 million seems like a fair start.  There is the Doug Marrone connection.

 

Olivier Vernon ($12 million per year) - Vernon could probably play some LE, but would be most suited for RE.  Pair him with Mario Williams and you suddenly have every downs pass rush coming from both ends.  He'll likely command $10-12 million per year.

 

Alex Mack ($9 million per year) - At worst, he's a small upgrade over Wiz.  At best, he's an All Pro center for the duration of his contract.  He's got the experience to play zone and power which we've been a mix of as of late.  $9 million makes him the highest paid center in the league.

 

Janoris Jenkins ($10 million per year) - Now that the Rams have $58 million, it's unlikely either of their corners get away.  I think that it's late in the game and that both corners will test free agency now that it's so close.  The only hope is that the Jaguars are willing to match any offer by the Rams and that Jenkins would rather return home to Florida than play in LA.

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