Jaguars Predicted to Stay Quiet in NFL Free Agency

0:00It's March 4th. Here's your NFL News in 2 Minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. An ESPN analyst predicts the Jacksonville Jaguars will stay quiet during this NFL free agency period. Seth Walder highlighted them as one of four teams, likely to hold back, despite strong play from quarterback Trevor Lawrence in the second half of the season. The main hurdle is their salary cap. Right now, the Jaguars are nearly $16 million, over the 2026 cap limit. They could extend players like Trayvon Walker, or restructure deals to free up space. But that would limit flexibility down the road. Losing key free agents such as Devon Lloyd, Travis Etienne, or Montereyck Brown, could actually help. It would earn the team valuable compensatory draft picks in 2027, boosting their roster without spending big. On top of that, Jacksonville does not face massive roster turnover this all season. They also hold 11 draft picks, with 4 in the top 100. Giving General Manager Jane's Gladstone plenty of ammo to address needs through.

1:03The draft. That said, Gladstone has pulled off surprise moves in his first year, so fans should not rule out some action just yet. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner. No earbuds, no headbands, no awkward sleeping positions, just a pillow that plays your sound. N-S-O-L-L-I, solely pillow.com.