Jaguars' GM James Gladstone Blasted After 'Unconventional' Offseason
Summary
The Jacksonville Jaguars had a very good season last year, winning their division and making the playoffs. However, their general manager James Gladstone faced criticism for allowing important players to leave and for an unusual approach to improving the team during the offseason.Key Facts
- The Jaguars finished last season with a 13-4 record and won the AFC South division.
- They made the playoffs for the first time in three years.
- Key players like running back Travis Etienne Jr., linebacker Devin Lloyd, cornerback Greg Newsome II, and safety Andrew Wingard all left the team in free agency.
- Travis Etienne Jr. had a strong season with over 1,100 rushing yards and 13 total touchdowns.
- The Jaguars did not draft a new running back and only signed older backup players to replace Etienne.
- Devin Lloyd, a former first-round draft pick, signed with the Carolina Panthers.
- The team's draft picks were criticized, including selecting a tight end earlier than expected and reaching for a safety projected to be picked later.
- Other teams in the AFC South, like the Texans, Titans, and Colts, are still strong competitors this season.
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