Free Agency Reshaped the Jaguars' AFC South Outlook

The biggest departures from the Jaguars were Devin Lloyd and Travis Etienne Jr., with them keeping supporting pieces like Dennis Gardeck and Montaric Brown. Free agency isn't over, with them continuing to add players like Chris Rodriguez Jr., but I think they've had the least inspiring free agency by far.

Things become even more bleak when considering they'll have a first-place schedule next season. Navigating the draft without a first-rounder will be a test for James Gladstone, as he still has to prove himself as a general manager. The same can be said about Liam Coen, whose goal is to show that last season wasn't a fluke.

The Texans have been the Jaguars' biggest competitor for the division, and they went out and had an inspiring free agency period. Their trade for David Montgomery, on top of signing three offensive linemen, shows that they want to run the ball next season. What's even scarier is the number of players they added on the defensive side.

They'll have one more season of Danielle Hunter, and adding Reed Blankenship to their secondary makes their strengths even greater. The future of C.J. Stroud remains to be seen, but the front office has shown they're consistently capable of making the right decisions.

The Indianapolis Colts made sure not to let Daniel Jones go, and they bought into making Alec Pierce their wide receiver of the future. Bringing in Arden Key and trading for Colby Wooden shows an emphasis on the defensive line, but the success of their team will hinge on if Jones can continue to reshape his legacy.

Finally, the Tennessee Titans. They're the biggest winners of free agency in their division, with them bringing in serious firepower on defense. Wan'Dale Robinson is reunited with Brian Daboll, and if Cam Ward can make the most of his skillset, they can be a dynamic duo to look out for.