The release of Ronald Darby opens up opportunities for the Jaguars to strengthen their secondary through free agency, potentially targeting players like Byron Murphy.

Ronald Darby has struggled significantly this season, ranking among the worst cornerbacks in coverage. Recently benched, he was inactive for a game against the Raiders, highlighting his disappointing performance after being a part of a costly free-agent class that has largely underperformed.

Ronald Darby is expected to play a significant role in the Jaguars' defensive rotation against the Titans, as the team adjusts its coverage schemes in response to Tyson Campbell's uncertain status due to injury.

Ronald Darby, lining up predominantly on the defensive left side, will be matched up against Calvin Ridley, who is expected to exploit this opportunity for a bounce-back performance against his former team.

Ronald Darby has been one of the most-targeted defensive backs in the league this season, contributing to a free-agent class that has been among the least productive in Jaguars history. Despite the team's significant investment of over $150 million in seven free agents, including Darby, his performance has not met expectations, highlighting the struggles of the Jaguars' roster-building efforts.