The Facts: As Gabbert prepares to play for his third head coach in as many seasons, the Jaguars QB enters Year Three with the leash pulled tight. Draftinsider.net's Tony Pauline reported the consensus during Senior Bowl week was that Gabbert will be given one more season to prove his worth or be sent packing after Jacksonville drafted him 10th overall in 2011.

Diehards Line:NFL.com's Marc Sessler went on to remind readers that Gabbert threw just nine touchdowns in 10 starts last season in an offense that sputtered. After an encouraging start -- he was more efficient and threw fewer picks -- Gabbert exhibited too many of the problems and quirks that sunk his rookie campaign. It didn't help that first-year quarterbacks lit up the world in 2012, suggesting to all that the days of the project passer are long gone. Pauline notes the Jaguars, under new coach Gus Bradley, might pull the trigger on a quarterback in the draft, and Arizona's Matt Scott is a likely target. ... Stay tuned. There will be plenty of talk about Gabbert this offseason.