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The Jacksonville Jaguars addressed nearly every position of need between free agency and the 2015 NFL Draft. The team added potentially 10 new starters for the 2015 season, but there was still one area that didn't really get addressed by the Jaguars.
The linebackers.
The Jaguars starting linebacker group of Paul Posluszny, Telvin Smith and Dan Skuta is fine, but if one of those players goes down there's a big concern. The team has some young players they like, such as LaRoy Reynolds who's been a good special teams player and Jeremiah George, who showed out well in his ultra-short stint before an injury.
Jaguars general manager Dave Caldwell noted a few times in sessions with the media since the NFL Draft that linebacker is still an area they're going to look at, particularly the depth. The fact of the matter is, the draft was scarce for linebacker talent. Caldwell mentioned there were about five players they thought were worth taking by Round 3 and all five were picked by the time they drafted A.J. Cann.
Free agency wasn't much better in the linebacker market after K.J. Wright re-signed with the Seattle Seahawks. Linebacker undoubtedly be a position the team goes fishing for on the waiver wire once cuts start coming in.