AFC South Teams Shake Up Rosters in Free Agency

0:00On March 12, Indianapolis Colts General Manager Chris Ballard has kept two key in-house free agents and added new talent to the defensive line. During the first three days of NFL free agency, the team finished third in AFC South last season with an 8-9 record, and while they spent some money, they still need a couple of. Big signings to challenge for the division title. Meanwhile, the Tennessee Titans jumped in with nearly $100 million in cap space, handing out huge deals to White receiver one day. Robinson and defensive lineman John Franklin Myers. Robinson steps in as the top target for quarterback cam ward after a tough rookie year, and with new coaches Robert Salah and Brian Dable Tennessee. Hopes to bounce back from a rough season plagued by poor protection and defense. Over in Houston, the Texans focused on extensions for stars like Daniel Hunter at $40 million, plus deals for Trent Brown and Dalton, Schultz. They added safety, read blank and ship, and offensive lineman Braden Smith, who spent eight years with the Colts, but their lines struggle badly in

1:03the playoffs, sacking CJ Stroud six times over two games. The Colts replaced departing defensive ends with younger players like Arden Key and Michael Clemens while retaining quarterback Daniel Jones and wide. Receiver Alec Pierce after their strong start last year. They nearly landed Trey Hendrickson, but missed out to Baltimore, leaving options like to Davey on Clowney or Joey Bosa on the table. Jacksonville Jaguars lost linebacker Devon Lloyd, running back Travis Etienne, and Cornerback Greg Newsom, but their quarterback, receivers, and defensive line provide a solid core. As free agency rolls on in the draft nears, the AFC South shapes up for another competitive year, with teams tweaking rosters to climb the standings.