INDIANAPOLIS | The Jaguars remain a roster with precious few options.
Free safety? Have to sign one in free agency or draft one.
Backup tailback? Ditto.
Linebacker depth? Same.
But in deciding who snaps the football to quarterback Blake Bortles in 2016, the Jaguars have several scenarios they feel comfortable with, even if most of them mean Bortles will be playing with his third center in as many years.
“We have options at center, options we feel good about,” general manager Dave Caldwell told the Times-Union Wednesday morning before heading to the Scouting Combine weigh-ins.