The Jacksonville Jaguars have made significant strides in the 2023 NFL free agency period, spending a total of $141.17 million on new talents. This positions them as the 14th highest spenders in the league, a notable shift from previous offseasons.

General Manager James Gladstone's approach has focused on acquiring ten new players, including key signings like WR Dyami Brown and CB Jourdan Lewis, while not re-signing any of their unrestricted free agents. Lewis's three-year deal worth $30 million, with $20 million guaranteed, is among the most significant contracts.

Despite the hefty expenditures, the team remains flexible with its salary cap, enjoying the 10th highest available cap space in the league. The contracts tend to be shorter, allowing for an exit strategy if necessary, reflecting a strategic balance between immediate competitiveness and long-term financial health.