MrEpsYtown

I'm one of those people who likes to watch offensive lineman. Mitch Morse is pretty damn good.

Anyone else find it interesting that the Chargers can't protect, yet will not let Forrest Lamp play? I mean he was a high second round pick who was projected to be very good. Unless he hasn't fully recovered.

Most processed food like that is basically plastic. So it should be fine.

I just can't wrap my head around grabbing this guy in the top ten. I mean he's a good player, but he doesn't appear to be elite. And if he is going to be playing right tackle or guard it's a terrible pick. Plugging holes with top ten picks is a terrible philosophy. Sign veteran linemen and draft the best player available, which is likely to be a defensive lineman or Josh Allen.

I'm just watching this game for free agency. I think Mitch Morse has looked pretty good so far. Looks to be the only guy on KC sustaining his blocks. Tyrell Williams and Chris Conley haven't been impressive.

I'm not a Kenny Stills fan, but boy is he a great fit for Josh Allen's strengths.

Agreed. The Jags need a veteran quarterback to take that team to the next level. Flacco is a good fit. If Bortles is a post June 1 cut, it isn't terrible. 11.5 million in dead money with a 9 million cap savings. There is offset language in the contract he signed, so they have to hope someone will be willing to take a shot on teh open market, which is highly unlikely.

Same thing happened to me

Just search key word: Paradis, Matt and they should all come up! search Chris Conley and you will see about 18 posts from me!

At least there is a lot of time to get myself emotionally and mentally prepared for a huge let down.

Hes top 10 for sure, but I think Bosa, a quarterback or two, and 3 d lineman go first. #6 makes sense. I could also see some stupid ass team reaching for offensive tackles early. I just hope that stupid ass team isn't us.

Outside of Bosa, Allen is my draft crush already. I love the way he plays. He is a great fit for the scheme and he can do multiple thins, like an eventual replacement for Lorax.

I'm sure none of the young draftees will get in trouble in Vegas.

Welcome to Jacksonville Joe Flacco

It doesn't make any sense to me. They put a linebacker on IR so they called up a safety from the practice squad. Perhaps they still sign him if they IR Anderson or waive Damarion Scott. They really should cut Vlad Ducasse at this point as well.

McEvoy sounds somewhat interesting. Carter is a former PSU guy. Seems like an H back type.

They actually traded Unger AND a first round pick for Graham ?

Chris Conley, WR KC Jesse James, TE PIT Maxx Williams, TE/FB BAL Mark Glowinski, RG IND Nick Easton, G/C MIN Mitch Morse, C KC Daryl Williams, RT CAR Eric Rowe, CB NE Draft defensive talent at DE, corner, 3tech, OLB.

Yeah I would go Flowers and Troy Niklas and maybe get them on futures deals or something for next year.

Yeah that was not interesting at all.

I've said it a few times, but my guy is Chris Conley. Tyrell Williams would be a great get, but I like Conley a bit better. I think he is ready to break out. 4.35 forty time on a big strong frame. I think he has #1 upside and I think Conley, Foster, Zay, and McKenzie make for a nice speedy group with some variety in skills. He developed under David Culley and is a process guy 100%. He's made big plays when called upon but really lie a 5th option. I think he is the perfect addition to this squad. Is he a true #1? No, but he has true #1 upside. No more primadonna "I need touches" type receivers. That is a humble group of hard workers.

I was actually excited when McDermott came in for a play. Why not see what we have? Same with Ike Boettger. Miller and Mills have proven that they are scrubs.

Cool article on how we was used in New England in a variety of ways. https://theathletic.com/238525/2018/09/03/pff-marquis-flowers-usage-shows-how-matt-patricia-values-versatility/ I hope we sign him and keep him around next year. He would be nice depth at the linebacker spot we lack right now.

I remember him playing really well against us last year. Being all over the field. Plus he has intimate knowledge of both the Lions and Patriots schemes, and they just happen to be our next two opponents.

McDermott isn't going to throw the guy under the bus. He isn't that kind of guy. There is little to be gained by firing him right now. Wait until the offseason and try to get a guy like Dave Toub to jump ship or maybe Joe DeCamillis when the Jaguars staff gets blown up.