I am in the midst of a paradigm shift, thanks to PFF.

They had a video where they fixed each team in the AFC East and South in 5 minutes. Typically I am not a fan of PFF and I watched the video, and I found their approach to fixing the Jaguars to be an interesting one.

My approach to this offseason has been to draft some guards anywhere from the 2nd to the 4th round...in addition to taking Neal at 1.

However, they advocated signing two free agent guards.

While I always knew such an approach was possible, I had blinders on, and focused on drafting guards.

The more I think about it, the more sense it makes. Considering both Neal and Little are still inexperienced, it would make sense for the guards to be vets. The trio of Linder and two other veteran guards would be a bit of a steadying influence on Neal/some other rookie and Little. That could only be of benefit to Trevor Lawrence.

Veteran guards that have reached the age of free agency are experienced enough to readily identify fronts, slants, stunts and blitzes. That will provide TL extra time needed to make plays and keep im from being hit.

Signing two guards will invariably open up theday 2 and early day 3 to other areas of need lik TE, WR, and LB.

Such an approach would be consistent with Pederson's belief in building the trenches first.

How is my wish list altered? James Daniels and Brandon Scherff for me please (along with a solid receiving TE and a WR.

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