The Jaguars' head coach, Liam Coen, emphasized QB Trevor Lawrence’s potential for growth amid team changes, highlighting his resilience and performance as an MVP finalist. In Houston, the Texans are focused on maintaining defensive consistency while facing questions about their offensive line and C.J. Stroud's future as he becomes eligible for a contract extension. Executives have mixed opinions on the Texans' offensive moves, citing uncertainty in their strategy. Meanwhile, the Titans are actively scouting talent with 30 visits planned for prospects from N.C. State and Alabama.

By the Numbers
  • Trevor Lawrence was an MVP finalist and a Comeback Player of the Year finalist last season.
  • The Texans extended contracts for key defensive players including DE Danielle Hunter and LB E.J. Speed.
State of Play
  • Jaguars are excited about overcoming past challenges with Lawrence at the helm.
  • Texans are considering a year-to-year evaluation of QB C.J. Stroud’s contract amidst mixed executive opinions.
What's Next

The Jaguars will look to build on Lawrence's achievements to enhance team performance. The Texans may prioritize addressing their offensive line in the upcoming draft, potentially leading to further competition for Stroud's role. The Titans are keen on securing promising prospects through their evaluations.

Bottom Line

As the offseason progresses, teams are focused on refining their roster strategies and establishing a foundation for success. The Jaguars aim to harness Lawrence's growth, while the Texans face pivotal decisions that could reshape their future direction in the draft.