Jaguars' Offseason Moves: Blueprint for Success

0:00On March 30, Jaguar fans hold up. There's real reason to buy into the 2026 squad and their offices and moves. Head Coach Liam Cohen, General Manager James Gladstone, and Executive Vice President Tony Boselli, have built enough cred to get the benefit of the doubt. They're not wild enough. They're straight copying a blueprint that's turned teams into yearly contenders, take the Los Angeles Rans for starters. They share deep ties with Cohen and Gladstone, and it's worth wonders for them. Meanwhile, squads like the Baltimore Ravens and Philadelphia Eagles run the same playbook every off season, landing playoff spots on repeat. The fan base can breathe easy, knowing the leadership ain't starting from scratch. This model's been battle tested, keeping winners in the mix without massive overhalls, and Jacksonville's locked in on it. They did say goodbye to linebacker Devon Lloyd and running back Travis Etienne after strong years, but neither's a game changer. They'll miss big time. Etienne put a flash barrenque low on efficiency, and rookies like Byshule Tutan

1:02and Creed Rodriguez Jr. could elevate that run game right away. Lloyd flashed with all pro takeaways, yet those don't always stick year to year. New linebackers might match that vibe without skipping a beat. Bottom line, the Jags kept their core intact and followed a winning formula, setting up smooth sailing into next season.