The Jacksonville Jaguars are already focused on rebuilding their roster after a disappointing 4-13 season. With head coach Liam Coen at the helm, the team aims to address key areas for improvement despite lacking a general manager. The squad suffered from a bottom-five defense and significant injuries, leading to the firing of coach Doug Pederson and GM Trent Baalke. Talent remains on the roster, but critical needs have arisen ahead of free agency and the NFL Draft.

Among the top priorities is strengthening the offensive line, particularly with right guard Brandon Scherff set to become a free agent. The Jaguars may explore both the draft and free agency for new talent. Additionally, a second cornerback is necessary to complement Tyson Campbell, especially after the benching of Ronald Darby last season. The defensive line also requires attention, with Arik Armstead’s age and DaVon Hamilton's performance raising concerns. Overall, the Jaguars’ front office has a significant task ahead in reshaping the team's future.