If you are keeping score at home, the Jacksonville Jaguars have a different look at quarterback and changes on both sides of the football. It’s been an “addition by subtraction” kind of offseason that has many pundits, like myself, thinking change is a good thing in DUUUVAL.
In a recent piece on ESPN.com, beat writers were asked to discuss how their teams fared during the offseason with free agency and the NFL Draft. According to Michael DiRocco, the Jaguars received an “above average” grade, which falls in line with what we here at Black and Teal have been saying.