Colts

James Boyd of The Athletic ranks the Colts’ top five impending free agents this offseason:

• Boyd puts QB Daniel Jones at the top of his list, and writes that “all signs point” to Jones being back in 2026. Although Boyd thinks Jones was on track to receive a deal similar to Seahawks QB Sam Darnold‘s three-year, $100.5 million contract, his salary likely took a dip after his season-ending Achilles injury. 
• Boyd has WR Alec Pierce at No. 2, who is projected to earn $20.2 million per year. 
• With S Nick Cross, Boyd writes that he’s projected to earn $6.1 million per year. Should Indianapolis let him walk, Boyd thinks they’ll need to sign a cheap free agent replacement or pursue a prospect through the 2026 NFL Draft. 
• Regarding DT Neville Gallimore, Boyd writes that it will be an easy choice to bring him back under his projected salary of $2.2 million per year. 
• As for TE Mo Alie-Cox, Boyd feels his $2.2 million projected salary would be a “drop in the bucket” for the Colts. 
• Colts WRs coach Reggie Wayne announced on his social media that Stanford is hiring former Colts offensive quality control coach Brian Bratton as their WRs coach. 
• CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz reports the Colts are expected to hire former Tennessee defensive analyst Marion Hobby as their DL coach. 

Jaguars

Jaguars HC Liam Coen said one way the team can improve to get over the hump is by taking a more balanced offensive approach.

“I think specifically on offense, being able to be balanced throughout the entire season,” Coen said, via Jags Wire. “I think that, at the beginning of the season, our run game really kind of helped us win a lot of those football games. As the season went, our pass game really kind of took on. And to be in this game on Sunday (the Super Bowl), you need both. You need them both, and you need to fire on all cylinders in the playoffs. You’ve got to play your best football in the playoffs, and we didn’t happen to play our best football against the Bills.”

Coen mentioned that improving their defensive performance on third down and putting more pressure on the quarterback are two areas they need to improve.

“So, and then defensively, we’ve got to continue to limit the explosives in the air in the pass game on third down, especially,” Coen added, “and continue to find ways to affect and impact the quarterback in the pass rush. So those are some areas we’re looking to improve.”

Titans

• Per Paul Kuharsky, Titans HC Robert Saleh is hiring former Cowboys LB coach Dave Borgonzi as LB coach.
• Kuharsky added that Borgonzi was one of eight candidates and that Mike Borgonzi has also opted to remove himself from the search.