NFL Teams Betting - Jacksonville Jaguars - AFC South

Change is the only constant in life, and the Jaguars experienced plenty of it in the past 365 days. The team has a new owner is Shahid Khan, who hired the franchises third full-time head coach in Mike Mularkey. Quarterback Blaine Gabbert struggled as a rookie, as he was thrust into the position with no offseason workouts and a poor set of weapons on the outside. The Jaguars believe that a scheme that better fits Gabberts talents, including upgrades across the board at wide receiver, will lead to better results in 2014. Jacksonville also will lean on the NFLs leading rusher, Maurice Jones-Drew, to carry an offense that was primarily a run-first unit.

Change came swiftly and decisively to Jacksonville in the past six months with a new owner (Shad Khan), a new head coach (Mike Mularkey) and what the Jaguars are hoping is a re-energized team that will look to improve last year’s 5–11 record and emerge as a playoff contender. The energy around the facility is different this year. Players can feel it on and off the field. Khan is improving the team’s facilities, from the practice field to the locker room to the weight room.

Above all, though, there’s a very clear understanding that winning is the only thing that will change the organization.