Jaguars' Free Agency: Hits, Misses, and Lessons

0:00For the NFL, it's March 4th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. Free agency is almost here for the Jacksonville Jaguars, and while the team is not expected to splash cash, like in past off-seasons, their history of free agent moves over the last 10 years offers some real lessons. Standouts include defensive linemen, Kalei Campbell, signed in 2017, who anchored in elite defense, earned three pro bowls, and racked up. 31.5 sacks and three seasons. Meanwhile, linebacker Foy Saad Oluwokun has been a steady force in signing in 2022. He's the only big name from that class still on the roster, delivering consistent tackles and leadership for two playoff teams without missing a beat. When healthy, cornerback AJ. Boye also shown in 2017 with pro bowl and all pro honors, locking down receivers during one of the franchise's top corner seasons. Though his later years leveled off, he justified the investment right away.

1:02On the flip side, wide receiver gave Davis flopped after a three-year, $39 million dollar deal in 2024, managing just 20, catches for 239 yards before getting cut. Quarterback Nick Foles in 2019 was another pricey miss, chasing his Super Bowl glow but failing to outshine the back up. Sports of Lyman Andrew Norwell rounded out the lowlights with a big 2018 contract that led to average play and a middling line. As the Jaguars gear up now, this mixed track record tempers expectations for excitement ahead. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. A pillow that plays your sound, quietly, comfortably, effortlessly, builds for nighttime listening,