Mylkel is absolutely a jags pick

I think something is not talked about , as usual only my opinion. Consider this. If we is championship quality in our minds. Then last 2 years cb,a really are going to be improved .

I can see us starting 1-2...even if we beat Mia and start out 1-0....Cle and Buff are tough games...although Flacco better than Deshaun vs Cle

A MAJOR concern is that TREVOR plays along with the team..he does not play ABOVE and make "F THIS - IM WINNING THIS GAME" type plays...he needs to do that in order for us to have a chance to be good..I am not sure he has it in him.

Now I see panthers fans call themselves cardiac cats smh

Press taylor is 100% Doug decision...Caldwell Hire was 100% Doug Decision..BOTH NOT GOOD

Pederson was good in 2022 but GARBAGE last year....

Baalkes personnel moves took us from WORST team in league to 9-8 in 2 yrs....it really comes down to TREVOR

Dude you don't make sense...talking about Antonio Johnson...you are talking crap that they skipped him for multiple rounds...WELL SO DID ENTIRE LEAGUE..EVERY OTHER TEAM TOO...Baalke was 1st one with Cajones to take him!

Baalke goes for HIGH UPSIDE...which carries alot of risk...

What did you think of Flowers, Edmunds, and Summers signings recently?

To fit the NEW class sacrifices have to be made

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Sign Trevor to a 10 year, $600,000,000 deal

Wait, wait, wait. We've got Buffalo away for the second season in a row?!? How does that work? 20:20 It would be nice to play The Titans earlier, having both games against them so late gives them the maximum chance to get used to their new head coach and all their new pieces.

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Don’t forget Jacksonville native Pat Bryant up at the University of Illinois

All I've starting scouting so far is O-Linemen. In time, I'll continue next with CB, Safety and Edge Rushers. I truly believe we have to go heavy on the O-Line next year with Robinson, Little, and Scherff all likely in their last seasons for us and our depth being very poor. As far as WR, I really like Tory Horton. I believe Tetairoa McMillan will end up being a top 5 pick. That guy is ridiculously good. Personally, I live in Ohio and watch all the Buckeyes games. I have never been a fan of Emeka Egbuka. He's just so inconsistent and he plays lazy at times.

Second round this year especially we had some great draft capital to move up and get a person we really needed and they pick the guy that should have gone in the third round very disappointing

And why are The jaguars overdrafting their second and third round picks there were so many great players available last year and this year but they're picking projects.

I also am very disappointed that they don't move up when they have all that draft capital The reason they are not able to move up is bulky won't let anybody else win a trade when you're moving up the team that is moving down needs to win That's why they're going to move.. they have to get more than they give. Last year especially I saw so many teams making trades and they weren't giving up that much to move up and bulky said that they couldn't Make a trade to move up The jaguars tried. TRY HARDER, lol All these draft picks in the lower rounds just ends up with a bunch of players that can't make the team what good is it.

I'd give BTJ an A Maason Smith a C Jarrian Jones B Javon Foster C+ Jordan Jefferson F Deantre Prince D+ Keilan Robinson F Cam Little B+ Myles Cole F I agree with the C+ grade. We either did great or we struck out. We're definitely a better team, but we had some real missed opportunities as well. I HATE drafting guys who did nothing in college, but they have good traits. Traits mean nothing, if you do nothing with them.

Love the breakdown. I had the Jags draft at C+ as well with pretty similar grades across the board except had my boy Jarrian Jones a lot higher but I agree with your concerns of not sure where he could fit in the starting lineup.

Hey, could Javon Foster play guard?

Keep it up, and I can't wait to go to camp

I mean last year, we were 8-3 with, no interior pass rush, horrible interior offensive line, Our best corner was hurt last year, and no real receiver that can stretch the field

Houston got into the playoffs last season flukey. CJ stroud struggles against top tier secondary with the exception of Cleveland in the playoffs. No excuse for him losing to Indy Atlanta and Carolina games. I’m not worried about Houston or Indy. This is the best WR group Trevor has had ever. Guys with speed hops and wingspan. He’s gonna be just fine.

With a healthy WR group Jacksonville is unbeatable. I don’t give a damn if it’s the Chiefs. Jacksonville Gave it to the chiefs with some WR3s.

I see what Cardiac Cat did here picking the Jags to miss the playoffs, so that they see this and are more motivated on the practice field and come out in beast mode for the new season! Well played Cardiac Cat… well played.

Also do you think that the jaguars could possibly go out and sign or trade for a number 1 lock down corner like marshawn lattimore?

Not going to lie I really don’t understand why people don’t think the titans will be good obviously I don’t want them to be good but I think they are going to make the 7th seed wild card.

Vegas set the over/under on T Law passing yards at 3800 for the season.

My only problem with this pick is that I believe Jones is a much better NB than he is an outside CB and my main concern is depth behind Ronald Darby. With that said, I really liked the pick, because I had Jones as the top rated Nickle in the draft. I think he will eventually be the starting Nickle corner and I think he will be a lock down player at the position. On the other hand, if Darby does get hurt, I see a bunch of "meh" type players backing him up. They mostly consist of guys who are either pretty un-athletic or guys who are athletic, but were pretty "ho-hum" in coverage. I'm just not sold on Deantre Prince either. He was pretty average in college. I was just wondering, you mentioned you started scouting OT's for 2025 and you really like a player not ranked very highly by PFF. I find myself in the same position. Who is the player you like? The player I am very high on is West Virginia OT Wyatt Milum. This guy does everything well and looks great in games. He only gave up 9 hurries, 0 hits and 0 sacks in 337 pass block sets last season and hasn't given up a sack since moving to LT as a Sophomore. He's currently my top rated OT, followed by Will Campbell of LSU, Kelvin Banks Jr. of Texas and Ajani Cornelius of Oregon.

He checks the Baalke Boxes. Fast, inside/outside versatility, and - most importantly - high character guy that seems to love the sport.

I really like the jones pick. I think he will be great as a jaguar and I think he can play both outside and inside, but again I still feel like they should have taken a cb in the second or even anyone of them that fell in the fourth like tampa, cam hart, Kyree jackson, Kris Abrams draine. Like so many corners that could play outside for you. But I guess they just liked deantre prince over all those guys and hopefully jjones can maybe play outside at some point

The point regarding Jones and Savage doesn't sound crazy at all. You almost always overpay in free agency, so you bring in a guy for 2-3 years and draft his potential replacement so you can save that cap space down the line. They did exactly that with Rayshawn Jenkins recently for example, it's smart roster building strategy. Where did you end up ranking TJ Tampa and Khyree Jackson? Those are the two CBs I was eyeing up ahead of Jones in the 3rd round...

Baalke is always going after prospects in the draft, and seems allergic to the idea of taking the 'consensus pick'. Instead he locks in to players he's fallen in love with and ignores the players that have fallen to him. When you find a used car sitting on blocks with a great engine that just needs calibrating, you don't pay 2024 sticker price for it. What's the point in seeing untapped value, when you're going to burn a 2nd round pick on it? He did the same thing last year with Strange; a 'blocking' TE that won't get a 2nd contract from us.

Dude u guys was calling trevon Walker a project and look what we did with him these guys r no different I got confidence in my team

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looks like it wasn't Zay's day

literally the next Chris Jones

This was a bad pick to put it flatly

Mockdraftable has his hands being .5” bigger than Fashanu. I think hand size is less important for D line.

Bro the film that you have showed doesn't do him any favors, he looks TERRIBLE

Long arms, Knee injury high RAS score and an assistant from the school he played? He was always going to be a Jag. I am just surprised it was at 48 vs moving up from 96. They told us at end of season they were getting bigger, stronger and more physical at the lines and that "math proves" trading up is bad. Is it fine that we dont need to start him right out the gate, sure. If he doesn't play much or do much this season, people will say it is too similar to the B Strange pick. I understand a run on DT happened earlier in round 2. but if your justification to pick him at 48. Then why also get Jefferson at 116? The process is a bit confusing.

Could have have drafted immediate contributors in Kris Jenkins. Instead drafted project players. Same situation like last draft, drafted Brenton Strange instead of O'cyrus Torrence

Maason Smith has an extremely high ceiling. My only issue with the pick is that I still believe he was taken a round too high and my biggest issue was that we had much bigger needs at CB and interior O-Line. Personally, I believe we would have been much better off taking an outside CB like Renardo Green with our second round pick. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE Jarrian Jones and I am super happy that we drafted him, but I see him as a Nickle CB only. My area of concern with the CB position is, can Ronald Darby stay healthy? I don't like our depth at outside CB. I was very high on Renardo Green for that position. Back to Maason Smith. I love his potential as a pass rushing inside presence. I think he CAN be a good inside run-stuffer, but he has a lot of work to do in that area. He also seems to play "lazy" at times, which frankly, concerns me. Me personally, I would not have even considered taking a DT at this spot. I really liked Jer'Zhan Newton, but I didn't even consider trading up to get him and as I stated before, I really dislike Michael Hall Jr. I consider him one of the most overrated players in this draft. As for Jenkins, I see no upside in his pass rush. It just isn't there. He is excellent against the run, but IMO, he's an undersized NT. I truly believe DaVon Hamilton will return to 100% this year, so I don't see this as being an urgent need. I also like drafting fairly "safe" players in the first 3 rounds of the draft. Smith is a gamble. He's definitely not a "safe" pick. He has a very high ceiling, but a very low floor as well. I just think there were smarter choices to be made at that position, especially when figuring in that some of Smith's issues have to do with keeping him motivated. With that said, I still like this pick way more than what we did taking Jordan Jefferson at pick #116. That selection still angers me. I don't see anything positive about that pick. Jefferson is useless as a pass rusher and despite constantly hearing about how much strength he displayed in the bench press, he is not very good against the run. These are just a couple of reasons why I gave the Jags draft an overall grade of C+, despite giving them an A on day 1 of the draft.

You could tell scherrf was hobbled most of the season.

I think Brian is maybe going to be like a Jordan Addison maybe or zay flower

I'm not surprised by the Zay cut given the cost per position on the depth chart value, but I don't understand why they did it now before having a chance to see that receiver room altogether. I'm not sure Joey Slye ever even got to town so it's an absolute non story.