What happened: Following mandatory minicamp, reports from Sports Illustrated suggest the Jacksonville Jaguars must look to the trade market to address a glaring lack of depth at key positions. While the starting unit looked elite during June drills, the offensive production reportedly cratered whenever the primary playmakers were off the field.

Why it matters: The Jaguars finished 2025 with a 13-4 record, but that success masked a thin roster that lacks proven backups at quarterback and along the defensive line. Without significant upgrades to their depth, the Jacksonville Jaguars are one bad break away from a lost season. Agree?