I hope this won't happen again by mmoexp Madden 23

Monday started off with a frenzy of "signings." The quotes are crucial because we're currently in an legal tampering period during which deals are negotiated but they won't be finalized until Wednesday at noon.

It's easily the stupidest part in the Madden NFL 23 calendar. There's no way to fully explain the reasoning behind this period of time, particularly in a time when everyone knows teams are discussing deals with agents at the combine -- but *nudge, nudge, wink** that's definitely not happening, right?

On top of that, we've seen many huge deals being signed, and here's where I think it's time to discuss Jax Jaguars of Jacksonville. To be honest, I've been struggling to articulate how I feel about their performance. On one hand, the Jags had the highest budget in free agency and it was past time to let loose the purse strings and sign a few players However, on the flip side, they stumbled into Monday like an sailor taking shore leave and spent nearly $50 million in the cap space to sign or to re-sign six players.

I'm not quite sure what to think about this. It's been going through my head all through the day. On the one hand I love this team of players and I know they'll help make the Jaguars better however on the other hand, I wish that Jacksonville had spread the affection a bit further to upgrade more positions.

The big critique is going come from Christian Kirk, I get it. The contract represents the biggest leap of trust that he can become a prominent No. one receiver, and also that a team as mediocre as Jacksonville must pay more to lure big-name free agents. The way the deal is constructed is fair and will not negatively impact the team over time even if the gamble does not result in a return.

My issue is, like it was with Jaguars free-agents in the past it's that they went for an approach of quality over quantity even though this franchise actually needs quantity. The problem isn't Kirk or Scherff, it's Kirk AND Scherff AND Olukun AND Fatukasi. That has left the Jaguars with roughly $10M in available space (give or take). I'd like to see the team go at two of these prospects, and try to pick some players for the same cost like the others.

In many ways, this is like free agency 2017. and that's not a great thing. The Jaguars also spent a lot of money there in signing Calais Campbell, A.J. Bouye, Barry Church and traded for Branden Albert. At the time , they seen as "big winners," as well. Despite the fact that it took them from 3-13 to 10-6 , in the blink of an eye after that, they fell back to the ground because they didn't have the depth.

I hope this won't happen again. I just wish when the Jaguars were working to obtain this type of cap space , they wouldn't go so hog wild in the belief that they're two or three pieces away from winning, rather than being a cellar dweller who needs to make progress slowly. I'm not sure if Jacksonville could be the winner, or a loser yet -rather, I'm worried.

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