Organized team activities are underway across the league, and the Washington Commanders are taking early steps to prepare for a smooth offseason before Week 1. Veteran linebacker Bobby Wagner is still unsigned despite having served a purpose during two seasons with the club. Washington moved on to pursue younger, more explosive options, adding Leo Chenal and Sonny Styles, which strongly suggests Wagner’s time in Washington is over. Wagner likely has about one year left before retirement and can choose his next destination. ESPN analyst Matt Bowen points to the Jacksonville Jaguars as the best landing spot, citing a need for experience at linebacker after Devin Lloyd left for Carolina. Wagner’s production and run-stopping ability could help immediately, though coverage limitations would require management by Jacksonville’s defensive coordinator.
"Devin Lloyd, who was a mainstay on Jacksonville's second level, signed a three-year, $45 million deal with the Panthers this offseason. Wagner might welcome the chance to play in a warmer climate to close out his career. The Jaguars have a decent young team looking to take the next step. The future first ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer is well-versed in helping a team go from contenders to pretenders, so the knowledge he could pass on will be"
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