Year 4 of the Dave Caldwell-Gus Bradley administration begins Monday when the Jaguars’ rookies and quarterbacks check into training camp.
Of the 89 players on the roster, 26 are new to an organization desperate for equal parts play-makers and depth. The Jaguars wanted to add speed on defense and believe they have, and they wanted to solidify their offensive line and running game and felt they have.
“I look at it and you always want to get better at certain spots,” Caldwell said. “No team has Pro Bowlers at all 25 positions [including special teams]. But we feel like we shored up a lot of weaknesses.