JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jacksonville Jaguars are entering the 2026 season with the expectations of, well, being great. Even if not every national analyst is willing to get along for the ride so far. That, of course, is because the Jaguars have had an offseason that has lost the plot -- at least in the eyes of those who have already passed final judgement on it's success. But what is it about what the Jaguars have done that has drawn them so much flak? Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen speaks during a press conference as general manager James Gladstone looks on at the Miller Electric Center, Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2026, in Jacksonville, Fla. | USA TODAY Network via Reuters ConnectThe Jaguars' Offseason MarksWe have discussed poor marks against the Jaguars' offseason before, and the latest come from NFL.com. In a review of each team's offseason, the Jaguars were given an F. In comparison, the Tennessee Titans got an A+ and the Houston Texans and Indianapolis Colts each had passing grades. By reading their summary of the Jaguars' offseason, one would think the panic button had been hit in Duval. "No offense to James Gladstone and Co., but this offseason hasn't been great. The Jaguars lost multiple key starters in free agency and added very little to compensate. Their biggest moves were pure maintenance: extending former No. 1 pick Walker after a 3.5-sack season; re-upping Strange, who put up career highs of 46 catches, 540 receiving yards and three TDs in 12 games in 2025; and re-signing Brown," NFL.com said.