Commanders Target Lloyd, Jaguars Fight to Keep Him

0:00On March 7th, the Washington commanders are desperate to fix their defense this off-season, and General Manager Adam Peters has his eyes on. Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Devon Lloyd as a top target. This 27-year-old pro bowl player had a breakout second-team all-pro season, making him a perfect fit with his prime years ahead. ESPN insider Dan Graziano threw cold water on those hopes, predicting Lloyd will re-sign with the Jaguars before hitting free agency. Even though no deal is done yet, Graziano says Jacksonville values his impact too much to let him walk, especially after they skip the franchise. Tag Jaguars fans are starting to sweat, anxious about losing their defensive star to teams like Washington that have plenty of salary cap room. For the commanders, landing Lloyd would be a gain-changer, but it hinges on his choice amid rising interest from around the league. Persons put Lloyd in line for a massive three-year deal worth about $60,430,000, averaging

1:00over $20,000,000 a year right up there with elite linebackers like Fred Warner. With a legal tampering window approaching fast, Jacksonville might test the market before matching offers. Peters needs to stay aggressive and monitor this closely, as any slip-up could leave the commander scrambling for their next defensive saviour.