The big critique is going to be Christian Kirk, I get it. The contract represents an incredible leap of faith that he will become a prominent No. 1 receiver, and also that a team with a record as poor as Jacksonville has to spend more money for big-name free agent. The construction of the deal is very fair and won't negatively impact the team over time when the gamble fails to make a profit.

My issue that has been a problem with Jaguars free agencies in the past was that they went for an approach of quality over quantity which is not the case with this franchise. It's a franchise that needs quantities. It's not Kirk, it's Kirk AND Scherff AND Olukun AND Fatukasi. Which now leaves the Jaguars with roughly $10M in space (give or take). I'd really liked to see the team go at two of these prospects and also try to sign up a handful of players at the same price that the other.

In many ways, this feels similar to free agency 2017 and that's not a great thing. The Jaguars have also made a big investment there by signing Calais Campbell, A.J. Bouye, Barry Church and traded for Branden Albert. They were at the time believed to be "big winners," as well. Despite the fact that it went from 3-13 to a 10-6 within a few minutes however, they then fell to the ground because they weren't able to get the depth.

My hope is that this doesn't happen again. I'd just like to see that when the Jaguars worked to get this kind of cap space they didn't become a swarm of wild horses like they're just two or three pieces away from contending, rather as a cellar dweller having to slowly build up their success. I'm not ready to declare that Jacksonville could be the winner, or even a winner -but I'm more worried.

I am in love with and am awed by what the Bengals performed on their opening day. I was concerned that this team would to spend the majority of its limit on big acquisitions like Terron Armstead and J.C. Jackson. Instead the Bengals did smaller, smart deals that make them immediately more efficient, and also give them the flexibility to spend even more going forward.

G Alex Cappa, 4 years, $35MC Ted Karras, 3 years signed by $18MR. DT B.J. Hill, 3 years, $30M

Cappa and Karras are the immediate starters on an offensive line that is in disarray. Hill was a bright spot on defense and deserved to be renewed. More importantly: The Bengals remain with $21 million to use.There are steps that need to be made in the secondary to improve the overall unit, but Cincinnati has made significant progress towards solving their biggest issues in the first day without being tempted into overspending.

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