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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Reading the coverage regarding the Jacksonville Jaguars ... Defensive end Randy Gregory, a player the Jaguars may be targeting with the No. 3 overall pick in the upcoming draft, admitted he failed a drug test at the NFL combine, writes NFL.com's Kimberly Jones. John Oehser of Jaguars.com writes that the owners meetings were good for the Jaguars and their fans. The improved perception of the franchise around the league, the fact that the Jaguars aren't included in the talk about teams moving to Los Angeles, and the positive buzz about the hirings of Doug Marrone and Greg Olsen were the main reasons for the positive week. The financial part of the Jaguars' signings in free agency appears baffling at first glance, writes Fox Sports Florida's Ken Hornack. Former linebacker J.T. Thomas wanted to be a starter and that's why he signed with the New York Giants, writes NJ.com's Jordan Raanan. The Florida Times-Union's Ryan O'Halloran spoke with several NFL coaches at the owners meetings about some of the Jaguars' newest free-agent signees. Owner Shad Khan said the Jaguars' free-agency plan developed over several months, O'Halloran writes.
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