The Jacksonville Jaguars are reshaping their offensive line in a bold move to rectify the physicality issues that hindered their performance last season. After signing four new linemen during free agency, including notable center Robert Hainsey and guard Patrick Mekari, the Jaguars aim to boost their running game and improve third-and-short conversions, an area of significant weakness. General Manager James Gladstone and head coach Liam Coen are focused on creating a more robust offensive front. With ten draft picks, they are also eyeing defensive upgrades, particularly for the interior line, as past efforts to rely on returning players like Arik Armstead may not suffice.

Additionally, the Jaguars are bracing for matchups against former players now with divisional rivals, including Christian Kirk and Cam Robinson with the Houston Texans. This offseason strategy reflects a commitment to enhancing their competitiveness and addressing multiple areas of concern in anticipation of the upcoming season.