Trevor Lawrence plans to make his voice heard when it comes to what direction the Jacksonville Jaguars take over the course of the offseason.

"There's conversations obviously, that need to be had," Lawrence said. "I think you look at what we did this season, it's about the people that we have, not just the people on the field, not just the players on the field, but the people, too. ... The people they were, the hard work, all the things that people don't see always, there's a lot of things that go into that. You want to keep guys like that that really have set the standard for the organization and have been a part of what you're building here, and I think moving forward, that's one of the things you have to look at in the guys you want to have."

Jacksonville's most prominent free agents this offseason are tight end Evan Engram and right tackle Jawaan Taylor.

With Evan Engram set for free agency, Jacksonville Jaguars general manager Trent Baalke says he hopes to retain the tight end.

"Obviously, we would love to have Evan back," Baalke said.

"Evan and I visited yesterday, and he went around the building and visited with everybody. I think it's mutual. Now we got to make it happen. That's something that we're going to work on with Evan, and all the other free agents that we have. We have a list of them that we got to mow down one at a time."

Engram signed a one-year, $9 million deal with the Jaguars after five up-and-down seasons with the New York Giants.

The Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans will each play international games during the NFL's 2023 regular season.

The Chiefs and Patriots will play in Germany, while the Bills, Titans and Jaguars will play in London.

The Bills and Titans are the designated home teams for two games at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, while the Jaguars will host a game at Wembley Stadium as part of their multiyear commitment to playing in the United Kingdom.

There will be no international game in Mexico in 2023 due to renovations taking place in Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.

The last eight remaining teams of the 2022 NFL season will square off this weekend in the Divisional Round. The pair of Saturday games feature point spreads of over one touchdown, while the two Sunday games are expected to be closer. 

Saturday, 4:30 PM ET
Jacksonville Jaguars at Kansas City Chiefs(-9.5, 52)

Saturday, 8:15 PM ET
New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles(-7.5, 47)

Sunday, 3:00 PM ET
Cincinnati Bengals at Buffalo Bills (-3.5, 50)

Sunday, 6:30 PM ET
Dallas Cowboys at San Francisco 49ers(-4.5, 45.5)

According to FiveThirtyEight, the Chiefs and Eagles have the best odds of reaching the Super Bowl at 45 percent and 44 percent respectively. Those two teams have an implied probability above 75 percent of reaching the Conference Championship.

The Bills and 49ers finished the season ranked first and second in Total DVOA, followed by the Eagles, Chiefs and Bengals to round out the top-5. The 49ers finished first in Weighted DVOA.

The NFL has moved Week 18 games between the Tennessee Titans and Jacksonville Jaguars as well as the Kansas City Chiefs and Las Vegas Raiders to Saturday.

The 8:15 PM EST game between the Titans and Jaguars will decide the AFC South.

The Chiefs and Raiders will start at 4:30 PM EST and could help Kansas City secure the No. 1 seed in the AFC. The Chiefs have hosted the AFC Championship Game in each of the past four years.