Jacksonville Jaguars BIG GAME HUNTING Needed to GET BETTER, Titans May BUCK TREND & Texans OL Woes

In this episode of Locked On NFL, hosts Tyler Rowland and Michelle Majuk dive into the AFC South divisional outlook for the upcoming season, focusing on the Jacksonville Jaguars, Tennessee Titans, Houston Texans, and Indianapolis Colts. The Jaguars are criticized for their lack of offseason activity despite having a talented roster and momentum from a strong 2025 season. The hosts argue that Jacksonville must engage in 'big game hunting'—making bold moves like trading for a star player or veteran addition—to avoid regression. The Houston Texans, while boasting a dominant defense, face ongoing concerns about their offensive line, which remains a patchwork of mercenaries and inconsistent draft picks. The discussion turns to the Titans, where the debate centers on whether they should draft running back Jeremiah Love with the fourth overall pick or prioritize edge rushers like David Bailey or Reuben Bain to bolster their defense under new coordinator Robert Sala. Finally, the Colts' decision to sign Daniel Jones to a two-year, $49 million guaranteed contract is scrutinized—while some see it as measured aggression, others argue it's an all-in gamble that sacrificed key draft capital and roster depth, potentially undermining the team's long-term competitiveness. The episode concludes with a call to join the Locked On Every Dayer Club for deeper fan engagement. Key takeaways include: 1) The Jaguars must make a significant offseason move to avoid complacency and maintain playoff contention; 2) The Texans need to prioritize drafting a reliable interior offensive lineman to support C.J. Stroud; 3) The Titans should consider edge rushers over a running back at #4 to build a dominant defense; 4) The Colts’ Daniel Jones contract is a high-risk, high-reward move that could define their future; 5) Roster-building through draft capital and strategic trades is critical for all AFC South teams; 6) Defensive strength remains a key differentiator in the division; 7) The Jaguars’ lack of a first-round pick limits their options, making trades or veteran pickups essential; 8) The Colts’ recent roster changes may have sacrificed long-term sustainability for short-term quarterback excitement.