Today I'm reviewing the Jacksonville Jaguars offseason for what we did and didn't do. Overall I think my Jaguars sit at a C. We lost some valuable talent in Travis Etienne and Devin Lloyd and didn't do much to replace them. We had a polarizing draft that saw Gladstone pick players he clearly preferred, ignoring the consensus of many pundits. Clearly, James Gladstone feels that another year in Liam Coen's system for Trevor Lawrence and everyone else will be enough to get us over the hump. But will that be enough? Were the Jaguars right to simply stay the course this offseason? Or should we have pushed the chips for a run?

Today I'm breaking down how the Jacksonville Jaguars did in our latest draft. I'm joined by my good friends Manny and BJ who are going to break down the drafts of the New Orleans Saints and Buffalo Bills. How do you think the Jaguars did in the draft compared to these other teams? Are you worried about James Gladstone's strategy when it came to this draft?

The Orlando Magic entered Game 6 needing only more win at home to knock of the NBA's No. 1 Seed, the Detroit Pistons. However, even after being up 22 points at halftime at one point, they could not capitalize on the golden opportunity as Cade Cunningham went for 32 points and Paolo Banchero was held to 17 after scoring 45 in Game 5. Now, instead of moving on to the next round the Magic have to head to Detroit to face the Pistons in Game 7. Can Orlando pull off the upset? Or will the Magic be a first round exit?