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Headlining the Jacksonville Jaguars’<\/a> own 2026 free agency class are running back Travis Etienne and Devin Lloyd.<\/p>\n If it were up to quarterback Trevor Lawrence, the Jaguars<\/a> would find a way to bring both players back.<\/p>\n “That’s a great start,” Lawrence said of re-signing Etienne. “That’s my guy. I been with him eight years. So I’m hoping we get Travis back. He’s a great player. I’m hoping we get him back. So that’s a great starting point.”<\/p>\n Lawrence then added, “Devin Lloyd’s a free agent. He had a great year. I mean, you look at what he did, he’s arguably the best linebacker in the league.”<\/p>\n It’s no surprise that Lawrence feels this way — those are two high-impact players. However, the reality of the NFL is that roster turnover happens each year, and that can mean moving on from key players.<\/p>\n Expert NFL picks: Exclusive betting insights only at USA TODAY.<\/a><\/p>\n When it comes to free agency spending, it’s worth noting that the Jaguars do find themselves in\u00a0a tight salary cap situation<\/a>\u00a0at the moment.<\/p>\n In addition to that, at running back specifically, the Jaguars planned ahead for this moment, drafting Bhayshul Tuten and LeQuint Allen in last year’s draft.<\/p>\n Overcoming Lloyd’s potential absence will be more challenging. He did a bit of everything for the Jacksonville defense and is coming off an All-Pro season.<\/p>\n