Insider Tabs Jacksonville Jaguars Among NFL's 'Least Improved Teams'

Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated didn't have great marks for the Jaguars' offseason.

The Jacksonville Jaguars were one of this offseason's busiest teams, adding multiple big names on each side of the ball via free agency and April's NFL Draft.Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer"I was bullish on the Jags as a Super Bowl darkhorse last year, and that didn’t work out. And I think, on a few fronts, they spun their wheels this offseason preparing to open the vault for Trevor Lawrence.

What makes Jacksonville’s offseason worse is how aggressive the other teams in the AFC South were in building around their young quarterbacks. That, of course, all puts a little more on Lawrence to make up the difference. I think he’s capable of elevating to the next level. But it’s tough being in a position where you need that to happen."Other teams ranked among the least improved teams consist of the Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings and the Denver Broncos.

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