NFL teams have two approaches every year: One is to build the team they want, and the other is to respond to what their rivals are doing. It is both aspects that the Indianapolis Colts' offense might be able to brutalize the Jacksonville Jaguars' pass defense next season.
The issue for the Jags is that they are seemingly going to lack much of a pass rush, but Indy has been able to bring back quarterback Daniel Jones and wide receiver Alec Pierce in free agency. Plus, ascending second-year tight end Tyler Warren should be even better with more experience in head coach Shane Steichen's scheme.