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What's the risk: Do they have a solution in the slot? Campbell played only 64 snaps in the slot last season (per NextGen stats), which was just 7.7% of his snaps. Williams played 91 snaps in the slot (10.2% of his snaps) last season and has played 113 snaps there in his five-year career. Griffin played just 33 last year and 157 in his five-year career. Was Williams signed to play inside or is Campbell moving inside? That position has become as important as outside corner, but it's a different skill set that would seem to fit Williams better. Laquon Treadwell, WR The Jaguars moved Williams outside in Week 14 and he flourished, allowing only nine catches for 96 yards in the final five games as the nearest defender, per NFL Next Gen Stats. He had allowed 34 catches for 332 yards and one touchdown as the nearest defender in Weeks 1-13. Best of NFL Nation Cap breakdowns for players who have been traded or released. All count against the team's salary cap. Player (38)

What's the risk: Signing Kirk isn't enough. Lawrence needs more playmakers, and it would be a good idea for the Jaguars to add another receiver and possibly a tight end in free agency if possible. Receiver should be a priority in the draft as well. The Jaguars' offense managed just 31 big plays (runs of 20-plus yards and receptions of 30-plus yards) the past two seasons combined. That's 51 behind the NFL leader Baltimore Ravens (82).Lawrence finished his second season with 4,113 yards passing (second-most in franchise history) and 25 touchdowns with eight interceptions. His passer rating jumped from 71.9 as a rookie to 95.2, which ranked 10th in the NFL -- and ahead of Aaron Rodgers, Justin Herbert and Tom Brady. Campbell struggled early in the season, but his play improved significantly when the Jaguars went with more zone. Williams didn't have an interception last season, but he has six in his five-year career, though he has started only 26 games and played in 46. Griffin has six career interceptions but has 67 starts in 71 games. Cap breakdowns for players who have been traded or released. All count against the team's salary cap. Player (54) That means he can spend the offseason concentrating on perfecting timing with receivers, having a fuller understanding of why Pederson is calling a specific play, and weeding out stuff in the offense that he doesn't like and adding more of what he does. He and Pederson believe this time to practice will lead to an even better season for him in 2023.

All three players — Kirk, Jones and Scherff — were signed with the team during last year's free agency process.Here's a breakdown of every 2022 NFL free-agent signing by the Jaguars, and how each will impact the upcoming season: The Jaguars knew Walker was raw as a pass-rusher and eventually had him move around and rush from the interior at times. Pederson hinted that it will continue in 2023. Baalke said he was pleased with the way Walker played in 2022, but both are expecting significant growth from him in 2023. In a way, the Jaguars opted instead of going outside, to go inward, keeping their team together. Players like Robertson-Harris, safety Rayshawn Jenkins and return specialist/receiver Jamal Agnew were expected to be cap casualties prior to the 2022 season. Now, they'll remain on the team for at least one more year. Salary cap outlook

Cap breakdowns for players currently on a team's practice squad. All count against the team's salary cap. Player (15) Tight end Evan Engram will become a free agent once the 2023 league year opens. AP Photo/Chris Carlson) Which free agents will the Jaguars try to re-sign?Cap breakdowns for players currently on injured reserve. denotes a player designated to return. All count against the team's salary cap. Player (6) The Jaguars are in the same spot as last year (lots of money, lots of needs), when Baalke stressed he was looking for value. It wouldn’t be a surprise to see him splurge on a receiver, guard or edge rusher and fill the rest of the class with second- or third-tier free agents – guys like Jamal Agnew and Rudy Ford, who became key players in 2021. It feels good, just the foundation that we have here, that we set this season and last offseason, knowing that I'm going to be in the same system, all those things moving forward," Lawrence said. "I'm really excited to have that experience and have all this tape to learn from and so many things." With the team losing a depth piece in Key, they could look to replace him with another versatile veteran such as Jadeveon Clowney, Leonard Floyd, Bud Dupree, Melvin Ingram or Carl Nassib, to name a few.