NFL Off-Season Two-A-Days: The Jacksonville Jaguars

This idea originated from ESPN's Mike & Mike. Here is my preview for the Jacksonville Jaguars:

5. Why does Jack Del Rio's team continue to fade late in the season?

They're a young team. They get tired late in season and don't know how to handle crucial games late in the season.

I think with more experience, this will stop.

4. Are the Jaguars still in the market for a game breaking wide out?

Jason Hill had the highest yards-per-catch average (22.5,) but only had eleven receptions all year.

I like Mike Thomas and Mike Sims-Walker, however, Jacksonville could use a game breaker. A Johnny Knox type pick in the late rounds could really improve Jacksonville's offense.

3. Who was Jacksonville's top defensive player in 2010?

They need help on defense, and I doubt anyone will deny that. I will answer the question though...

Daryl Smith led the team in tackles with 97. Derek Cox led the team in interceptions, while Jeremy Mincey had five sacks.

It's not Mincey, so this would be between Smith and Cox.

2. What is the Jaguars' top priority in the NFL Draft and/or free agency?

Defensive help for sure. I'm thinking either an outside linebacker or defensive end to improve the pass rush.

Aldon Smith and Adrian Claybourn are names being thrown around by Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay.

1. Stock: Rising or Falling?

Slightly rising.

David Garrard is a capable quarterback and MJD is an elite running back. The receivers are decent, while the defense needs work.

Ryan is 15 and a volunteer scout for the Atlanta Falcons.