The Jacksonville Jaguars were dealt a tough loss when we lost Travis Etienne to the New Orleans Saints and Devin Lloyd to the Carolina Panthers. Both were thought to be priced out of the Jaguars' range but ending up signing deals for less than expected. Travis Etienne got a 4-year $52M deal when some thought he could get as high as $16M APY, while Devin Lloyd got a 3-year $45M deal when many thought he'd clear $20M+ per year. What do you think, should the Jaguars have pushed to keep these players?

Today we're delving Into my plan for Jacksonville Jaguars foray into free agency. this year. After Liam Coen, James Gladstone and Tony Boselli authored an incredible 13-4 season, this offseason could be the key in moving us closer to championship contender. What do you think the Jaguars need to do in free agency?

First the good news, the Jaguars are going to retain Anthony Campanile and Grant Udinski as coordinators! Both made it second interviews with the Cardinals and Browns respectively but decided to remain in DUUUVAAALL. So I'm going to reflect on the other coaching hires and lament how it should be us vs. the Seahawks in the Super Bowl, but alas, I digress.

The Jaguars gave the Bills all they could handle and then some, taking the lead twice before ultimately losing to Sean Mcdermott's squad. Trevor Lawrence played an effective, one might even say great game with some mistakes, 3TD's over 250 yards and two INT's. Josh Allen however, was flawless and routjnely bailed the Bills of bad situations with his Superman play. You could blame the loss on Trevor, on Cam Little or on our defense, but either way, this ended up being a team loss. Everyone shares some blame, and all we can do now is look to the offseason and start it all again.

In Week 18, the Jacksonville Jaguars absolutely obliterated the Tennessee Titans to secure our place atop the AFC South. With a home playoff game guaranteed, the Jaguars are welcoming the Buffalo Bills for Wild Card Weekend. The game started off a little rocky from Jacksonville's perspective, but the team quickly locked in and ratted off 41 unanswered points, including another record field goal from Cam Little of 67 yards. Now the question is, can we keep this going against the other elite teams in the AFC? Our first test will be Sunday when Josh Allen comes to town.

The Jacksonville Jaguars marched into Lucas Oil Stadium and took care of business against the Indianapolis Colts. Phillip Rivers played a valiant effort, taking an early 10-0 lead and then leading 17-14 into the third. But the better team won. Trevor Lawrence used his legs for two rushing scores and made keys plays to guys like Jakobi Meyers to win the game. He shook off an early end zone interception to take control of the game. A solid performance for the Jaguars in a stellar year under Liam Coen but they know this kind of play will lead to a first round exit come playoff time. Will the Jaguars knuckle down for the playoffs and make a postseason run?

Christmas came early for Jacksonville fans as Liam Coen delivered us another victory as the Jaguars dominated Denver in their own stadium. Trevor Lawrence continued his MVP-like tear with four more TD's against zero turnovers, Parker Washington went off for 145 yards and a TD of his own and the defense came away with two timely turnovers to keep the game out of reach for Bo Nix and Patrick Surtain. Little did Sean Payton know that his seemingly innocent comment about the Jaguars being a "small market team", would become a rallying cry that would snap his team's 11-game winning streak. Are the Jaguars legit SB contenders after this latest dispatching? Let me know your thoughts!

Trevor Lawrence was on an absolute heater as he shredded the Jets for five touchdowns through the air and one on the ground and the Jaguars put New York to bed, empathically. The only question is, is this torrid pace for Trevor Lawrence sustainable? Can the Jaguars continue to stack wins?