The Jacksonville Jaguars drafted Trevor Lawrence first overall last April, leaving many fans excited to finally have a quarterback with upside for the first time in a while. However, when the season came around, it was painfully clear that general manager Trent Baalke hadn’t put enough great to elite talent around him.
Now, here we are almost a year later, and proof that the Jags had an ineffective offseason is right in front of us as the Jags will be picking first overall and named a new coach for the second consecutive time. That said, the Jags are going to have to try a different approach than they did last year (at least to some degree), and one of the focal points should be clearly on improving the offense.
One of the more specific needs for the Jags on offense will be getting a No. 1 receiver, and when considering Baalke’s struggles with finding skill weapons in San Francisco and Jacksonville, many fans feel a trade may be a good option. If that is indeed the route the team chooses to go, Bleacher Report’s Alex Ballentine listed Michael Thomas as the ideal trade scenario for the team.
