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What teams could be potential landing spots for Jacksonville Jaguars' free agent linebacker Devin Lloyd?
A few NFL analysts have weighed in.
Lloyd put together a career year in 2025, making his first Pro Bowl, along with being named a second-team All-Pro.
In Anthony Campanile's defense, Lloyd did a bit of everything, making an impact in coverage with five interceptions, in the run game, and as a blitzer.
Lloyd has earned himself a big payday, and presumably, a number of teams will be interested in him.
PFF is projecting that Lloyd lands a three-year deal worth $48 million. Spotrac is projecting that Lloyd earns more than $20 million per year on his next contract.
Not that more salary cap space can't be created, but at the moment, the Jaguars are limited on spending power.
ESPN: Jaguars
They said it: "Under Jaguars defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile, Lloyd had a career-best five interceptions, taking one back for a score. That type of on-the-ball production at linebacker will garner interest in free agency, but I have Lloyd sticking with a Jacksonville unit that ranked top 10 in both scoring and run defense." - Matt Bowen
FOX Sports: Jaguars
They said it: "The Jaguars were able to retain both coordinators after a huge turnaround in Liam Coen's first season, so keeping their defensive core intact would make sense, even at a decent cost here." - Greg Auman
Pro Football Focus: Bengals
They said it: "Al Golden’s defense is in dire need of an overhaul, particularly at linebacker," wrote Cameron. "Headlined primarily by a pair of rookies, Demetrius Knight Jr. and Barrett Carter, the Bengals' linebacking corps ranked last in the NFL in PFF overall grade (34.4). A defensive leader and cornerstone will be Cincinnati’s biggest target this offseason." - Mason Cameron
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: NFL free agency: Predicting where Jaguars' LB Devin Lloyd signs
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A few NFL analysts have weighed in.
Lloyd put together a career year in 2025, making his first Pro Bowl, along with being named a second-team All-Pro.
In Anthony Campanile's defense, Lloyd did a bit of everything, making an impact in coverage with five interceptions, in the run game, and as a blitzer.
Lloyd has earned himself a big payday, and presumably, a number of teams will be interested in him.
PFF is projecting that Lloyd lands a three-year deal worth $48 million. Spotrac is projecting that Lloyd earns more than $20 million per year on his next contract.
Not that more salary cap space can't be created, but at the moment, the Jaguars are limited on spending power.
NFL analysts predict potential landing spots for Jaguars' free agent LB Devin Lloyd
ESPN: Jaguars
They said it: "Under Jaguars defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile, Lloyd had a career-best five interceptions, taking one back for a score. That type of on-the-ball production at linebacker will garner interest in free agency, but I have Lloyd sticking with a Jacksonville unit that ranked top 10 in both scoring and run defense." - Matt Bowen
FOX Sports: Jaguars
They said it: "The Jaguars were able to retain both coordinators after a huge turnaround in Liam Coen's first season, so keeping their defensive core intact would make sense, even at a decent cost here." - Greg Auman
Pro Football Focus: Bengals
They said it: "Al Golden’s defense is in dire need of an overhaul, particularly at linebacker," wrote Cameron. "Headlined primarily by a pair of rookies, Demetrius Knight Jr. and Barrett Carter, the Bengals' linebacking corps ranked last in the NFL in PFF overall grade (34.4). A defensive leader and cornerstone will be Cincinnati’s biggest target this offseason." - Mason Cameron
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: NFL free agency: Predicting where Jaguars' LB Devin Lloyd signs
Continue reading...
