What a modern German squadron could change at Jutland

What could the modern German Navy do if sent back to the Battle of Jutland?

Its sensors and precision weapons could disrupt British command and tip the fight, but it probably could not sink the armored battle line by itself.

Disabling the fleet would be easier than sinking it. Harpoon missiles and modern guns could wreck exposed bridges and command positions, while contemporary sensors would transform German awareness and coordination. Yet the squadron lacks satellite support in 1916, and its available missiles are unlikely to penetrate enough armor to destroy the British battle line outright. Its greatest value would lie in reconnaissance, command disruption, and blockade work.