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The one thing the Jaguars desperately need to fix during the bye

I'll give you one guess, but i'd take the secondary choice if I were you. Without it, the Jacksonville Jaguars might be toast.

By Dallas Glenn · Black and Teal

Published: Sunday, 25 October 2026 at 1:00 PM

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Writer Dallas Glenn argues the Jacksonville Jaguars must prioritize fixing their struggling pass defense during the bye week.
Jacksonville entered the bye allowing 273.8 passing yards per game, ranking third-worst in the NFL.
Glenn reports the Jaguars have approximately $4.66 million in cap space, severely limiting potential trade additions.

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Writer Dallas Glenn argues that the Jacksonville Jaguars urgently need to fix their pass defense during their bye week. Jacksonville entered the break with the NFL's third-worst passing defense, allowing 273.8 passing yards per game, while the pass rush has also underperformed despite the presence of Travon Walker and Josh Hines-Allen.

Glenn notes that financial constraints limit trade options, with Jacksonville holding approximately $4.66 million in salary cap space. Consequently, defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile must rely on internal coaching to develop young cornerbacks like Travis Hunter, Montaric Brown, and Jarrian Jones.

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