The Jacksonville Jaguars have had enough of the losing they have experienced far too often over the past couple of seasons. Failed offseason signings and subpar draft hauls have resulted in one of the worst rosters in the National Football League.

It took the Jaguars years to create the mess of a roster that new general manager James Gladstone has been tasked with rebuilding. It could take years to undo the damage Trent Baalke's tenure did to the Jaguars' roster.

Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence is on his fourth head coach, entering the fifth season of his career. It is far from ideal for any quarterback, let alone one with one of the worst supporting casts in the league. Lawrence missed most of last season with injuries but plans to bounce back.

The veteran quarterback noted how much things have changed for him and teammates this offseason with so many changes in the Jaguars' front office. Lawrence noted that he does not yet have an opinion on if the moves were good or bad, but that they are simply different than before.

“It's a lot different. I think it's hard to compare. Just the energy and obviously younger guys. It's just a different setup than we've had in the past, not to say one thing or the other, it's just it is very different, and I think all around the coaching staff, too, is majority younger guys," Lawrence said.