4 burning questions surrounding the Jacksonville Jaguars this offseason

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3. Do Whatever It Takes To Keep Yannick Ngakoue?

Ngakoue has at least eight sacks in each of his first four NFL seasons, and his 37.5 sacks are already second in franchise history. He also is set to become a free agent, and does not turn 25 until just after free agency starts on March 31.

General manager David Caldwell has been optimistic about bringing Ngakoue back, pointing to re-signing him as the No. 1 offseason priority and suggesting a multi-year deal should come easily. The franchise tag is also a possibility, if only a placeholder procedural move to allow contract talks to continue.

Ngakoue is lined up for a nice payday in free agency. The Jaguars have some maneuvering to do to make a long-term deal palatable, but ultimately they hold a lot of cards here.

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