The Jacksonville Jaguars finished up the 2020 NFL season with an abysmal 1-15 record and lost their last 15 games. However, there is hope on the horizon. Jacksonville brought in a new head coach in Florida Gators’ legend Urban Meyer and own the No. 1 overall pick, which it is expected to use on Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence. The Jaguars also entered the free agency period with the most cap space in the league, and they have been using it. Here is a recap of the biggest moves Jacksonville has made (so far) in the free agent market.
The big names
Jacksonville was quiet during the first day of free agency on Monday, signing mainly depth pieces and special teams contributors. The biggest name the team added on day one was Rayshawn Jenkins. The ex-Chargers’ safety inked a four-year deal worth $35 million and included $16 million guaranteed. A fourth-round pick in 2017, Jenkins tallied 66 tackles and two interceptions last season and will look to improve one of Jacksonville’s