The Jacksonville Jaguars have revamped their roster in the first wave of NFL free agency, making nine key signings under GM James Gladstone, who aimed to 'raise the floor' of the team. Central to this process is the addition of players who are expected to enhance the on-field performance while also fitting into the team's culture. The Jaguars are also set for a busy draft, armed with 10 picks, including four in the top 100, which should help address remaining roster holes, particularly at key positions.

Under center, Trevor Lawrence remains the primary quarterback, supported by Nick Mullens and John Wolford, but the team may look to bolster this group further. The running back duo of Tank Bigsby and Travis Etienne will play a crucial role in Liam Coen's offensive strategy, which emphasizes a strong run game. Tight ends Johnny Mundt and Hunter Long, along with Brenton Strange, form a promising unit, yet additional depth may be sought given the strong draft class available. The wide receiver corps still requires refinement, as competition for roles remains open. Key attention will also be on improving the offensive line and reinforcing the defensive front, particularly in the draft.