O-Zone: Beware the locust

Jaguars outside linebacker Josh Allen is expected to seek a contract worth around $30 million per year, given his performance and potential. The Jaguars did not deny his fifth-year option but instead waited to sign him to a long-term contract. Some fans believe the team should let Allen, wide receiver Calvin Ridley, and quarterback Trevor Lawrence walk, but this is seen as unrealistic and not a prudent approach. The Jaguars may address the interior of the offensive line in the upcoming NFL Draft. It is not against the rules for teams to renegotiate contracts, but it can result in pushing salary cap hits into future seasons. Former Jaguars quarterback Byron Leftwich was considered a top head coaching option but was not chosen, highlighting the difference between being a successful coordinator and a successful head coach. There is still hope for offensive tackle Walker Little, who could start next season or be a valuable asset on the offensive line. The Jaguars allowed right tackle Jawaan Taylor to leave in free agency due to salary cap constraints. General Manager Trent Baalke believes it is easier to turn a mediocre team into a good one than to turn a good team into a championship team.

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