The Jacksonville Jaguars entered the offseason with the most salary cap space in the entire NFL and they certainly acted accordingly. Shortly into the legal tampering period, the Jaguars had agreed to terms with the top defensive free agent on the market and one of the more appealing running back options available.
Fresh off a Super Bowl victory, Malik Jackson signed what appeared to be the biggest contract of the offseason (until Olivier Vernon spurned the Jaguars and signed a ridiculous deal with the Giants). Not satisfied, general manager David Caldwell also signed former Jets running back Chris Ivory to pair with T.