The Jacksonville Jaguars made a notable offseason move by signing offensive lineman Patrick Mekari to a three-year deal worth $12.5 million annually, a decision praised by ESPN's Seth Walder. Mekari's versatility is a significant asset; he has played center, guard, and tackle, and boasted an impressive 95% pass block win rate at guard last season, ranking him among the top performers at his position. This addition is particularly important as the Jaguars aim to bolster their offensive line to support their quarterback, Trevor Lawrence, and improve their overall offensive efficiency in the upcoming season.