The Jacksonville Jaguars have a healthy-looking passing attack for the coming years.
Between Brian Thomas Jr. and Jakobi Meyers, quarterback Trevor Lawrence has a formidable 1-2 punch. And that's not to mention 2025's leading receiver Parker Washington, who's entering a contract year, or reigning No. 2 overall pick Travis Hunter, who has the luxury to play defense full-time now.
Another Jags pass-catcher on an expiring contract is tight end Brenton Strange. No guarantee he'll stick around through next offseason. Jacksonville's outlook at the position other than Strange is dubious at best. The draft is an ideal setting to find cost-effective depth.