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Quote:All of the Jags receivers have bailed Bortles out of poorly thrown passes repeatedly the past three seasons. Yes, A-Rob is the most gifted at high-pointing the 50/50, but they've all bailed him out of inaccurate passes MANY times. Just pointing that out -- as I think some are too hard on those guys for drops while not recognizing how often they have to reel in bad passes.


Definitely. I think any of our top 3 could have been superstars last year on a team with a top tier quarterback. Can you imagine what Arob could have done on the Patriots, or even the Chargers? Bortles doesn't hit receivers in stride all that well. It's either an errant incompletion, or a spectacular catch made by whoever hauls it in.
Quote:Just don't want to see someone blow a knee out or something.



This x1000000000
Quote:Definitely. I think any of our top 3 could have been superstars last year on a team with a top tier quarterback. Can you imagine what Arob could have done on the Patriots, or even the Chargers? Bortles doesn't hit receivers in stride all that well. It's either an errant incompletion, or a spectacular catch made by whoever hauls it in.


Stop making sense!
Workout players invited per BCC: 

 

Player Position College

Amos, Royus OL Samford

Atkins, Lamar RB Louisville

Barge, Josh WR Jacksonville State

Blount, Jamerson DB Samford

Broyld, Ashton TE West Georgia

Crawford, Corey DL Clemson

Dawson, Sheldon DB Tennessee-Martin

Dowdle, Charlie TE St. Thomas (Minn.)

Gregory, Worth P East Carolina

Harper, Jarrod DB West Virginia

Hayworth, Tyler OL Wake Forest

Henry-Ajudua, Frederick LB North Carolina Central

Holman, Justin QB Central Florida

Howell, Marshall WR John Carroll

Huff, Trevin OL Bethune-Cookman

Irwin, Sean TE Colorado

Jones, TJ OL Florida A&M

Knight, Alex P Southeast Missouri State

Latu, Vilami DL Arizona State

Law, John LB Appalachian State

Leidner, Mitch QB Minnestoa

Maurice, Kevin DL Nebraska

Mazza, Cole LS Alabama

Middleton, Eduardo OL Washington State

Miller, Drake OL Ball State

Moala, David DL Utah State

Moeakiola, Vilami DB Arizona State

Morgan, Wayne DB Syracuse

Mortell, Peter P Minnestoa

Nelson, Monty DL North Carolina State

Reddish, Brandon DB Syracuse

Spencer, Joe OL Illinois

Summers, Christian WR Towson

Terrell, Zach QB Western Michigan

Thompson, Ron DL Syracuse

Vaden, Jordan DB Colorado State

Waugh, Terence DL Kent State

Weiler, Nicholas K North Carolina

Winston, Nehemiah TE UC Davis
Quote:Definitely. I think any of our top 3 could have been superstars last year on a team with a top tier quarterback. Can you imagine what Arob could have done on the Patriots, or even the Chargers? Bortles doesn't hit receivers in stride all that well. It's either an errant incompletion, or a spectacular catch made by whoever hauls it in.


Man, some of y'all need to stop being childish and accept the fact that wide receivers are professional and their job is to catch the ball even if it's not perfect. The hate that some of yall a

have for Blake is ridiculous and I wish Blake had a top-tier receiver where passes is not bounced off their hands and lead to interceptions. Aka A-Rob or in some cases have blatant drops Allen hurns. I'm tired of everyone ganging up on one man because they not mature enough to analyze the situation as a whole.
Quote:Workout players invited per BCC:


Player Position College

Amos, Royus OL Samford

Atkins, Lamar RB Louisville

Barge, Josh WR Jacksonville State

Blount, Jamerson DB Samford

Broyld, Ashton TE West Georgia

Crawford, Corey DL Clemson

Dawson, Sheldon DB Tennessee-Martin

Dowdle, Charlie TE St. Thomas (Minn.)

Gregory, Worth P East Carolina

Harper, Jarrod DB West Virginia

Hayworth, Tyler OL Wake Forest

Henry-Ajudua, Frederick LB North Carolina Central

Holman, Justin QB Central Florida

Howell, Marshall WR John Carroll

Huff, Trevin OL Bethune-Cookman

Irwin, Sean TE Colorado

Jones, TJ OL Florida A&M

Knight, Alex P Southeast Missouri State

Latu, Vilami DL Arizona State

Law, John LB Appalachian State

Leidner, Mitch QB Minnestoa

Maurice, Kevin DL Nebraska

Mazza, Cole LS Alabama

Middleton, Eduardo OL Washington State

Miller, Drake OL Ball State

Moala, David DL Utah State

Moeakiola, Vilami DB Arizona State

Morgan, Wayne DB Syracuse

Mortell, Peter P Minnestoa

Nelson, Monty DL North Carolina State

Reddish, Brandon DB Syracuse

Spencer, Joe OL Illinois

Summers, Christian WR Towson

Terrell, Zach QB Western Michigan

Thompson, Ron DL Syracuse

Vaden, Jordan DB Colorado State

Waugh, Terence DL Kent State

Weiler, Nicholas K North Carolina

Winston, Nehemiah TE UC Davis


Zachary Terrell!!!
I see that Pinkard is not on the list as an eligible first year player although I'd love to know why he wasn't eligible.


 

Most of these guys are going to find a tough time finding a spot on the Jaguars roster, but the TE and OL positions might have room for a player. With that in mind, I thought I'd take a second to focus on those two position groups.


 

The practice OLs are...

  • Royus Amos, Samford

  • Tyler Hayworth, Wake Forest

  • Trevin Huff, Bethune-Cookman

  • TJ Jones, Florida A&M

  • Eduardo Middleton, Washington State

  • Drake Miller, Ball State

  • Joe Spencer, Illinois

The practice TEs are...

  • Ashton Broyld, West Georgia

  • Charlie Dowdle, St. Thomas (Minn.)

  • Sean Irwin, Colorado

  • Nehemiah Winston, UC Davis

I'll leave you with this list, but I'll post more on these guys as I find out more.


TE Ashton Broyld is a guy Marrone once coached. He was dismissed from Syracuse for violating a school rule or something, but he was there in 2012 when Marrone was HC. Back then he was one of those slash players playing HB, WR, KR and more. At 6-4, 220 lbs he's roughly the same size as Arrelious Benn, as in a tad heavy for a WR but a bit light to be playing TE. That said, similar to their undrafted TE Caleb Bluiett, he brings more to table than just being a TE.


 

TE Charlie Dowdle is still "filling in his frame" although he's been polishing his craft as a TE... including blocking... for quite some time now and might just catch someone's eye. Don't rule him out as a guy possibly signed to the PS after the minicamp. Charlie is 6' 3 1/2", 230 lbs but can put on some weight. The Division III prospect ran a 4.9 at his pro day.


 

TE Sean Irwin as a top 40 TE coming out of HS could have gone to LSU but chose Colorado in order to stick with his brother. He says he wouldn't have had it any other way even though it means trying to make the NFL as a practice player vs being drafted outright. Irwin is a rather complete TE at 6-3, 246 lb while running a 5.0 flat at his pro day.


 

TE Nehemiah Winston ran a sub-4.8 and did 26 reps at his pro day at 6' 3 5/8", 254 lbs, and he actually has a highlight reel...


 

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He's easy to spot in these clips. He's that one guy that's bigger than everyone else. Decent as a receiver, but what stands out is his proficiency as a blocker. He's surprisingly nimble for a wide body guy like Marquez Williams.


Quote:Man, some of y'all need to stop being childish and accept the fact that wide receivers are professional and their job is to cstch the ball even if it's not perfect. The hate that some of yall a

havery for Blake is ridiculous and I wish Blake had a top-tier receiver where passes is not bounced off their hands and lead to interceptions. Aka A-Rob or in some cases have blatant drops Allen hurns. I'm tired of everyone ganging up on one man because they not mature enough to analyze the situation as a whole.
 

It's not Blake-bashing.  You are the only person viewing it that way.  

 

Blake's accuracy last year was bad.  It was really, really bad.  That's a fact.

 It isn't up for discussion. It isn't me bashing the guy.

I like him and I'm rooting for him.  He just struggled a lot more than his receivers did last year.  By a very wide margin. 

 

You really should come to terms with the fact that it's perfectly fine to root for the guy but still recognize his shortcomings. 
Quote:Man, some of y'all need to stop being childish and accept the fact that wide receivers are professional and their job is to catch the ball even if it's not perfect. The hate that some of yall a

have for Blake is ridiculous and I wish Blake had a top-tier receiver where passes is not bounced off their hands and lead to interceptions. Aka A-Rob or in some cases have blatant drops Allen hurns. I'm tired of everyone ganging up on one man because they not mature enough to analyze the situation as a whole.


I'm sorry dude. This necessity to defend Bortles from any negative comment is really [BLEEP] weird. Really, really weird.
I find myself really liking Winston as an in-line guy.


 

At any rate, on to the OLs...

  • <strong>Royus Amos, now 22 years old, chose Samford over Florida... not sure why. He's a big right tackle at 6'6", 327.
    </strong>
  • <strong>Wake Forest Left Guard Tyler Hayworth at 6-3, 323 showed off his power at his pro day doing 26 reps along with a 29 1/2" vert.
    </strong>
  • <strong>At 6-3 5/8", 299, Bethune-Cookman G Tevin Huff ran a 5.4 40 at his pro day while doing 22 reps.
    </strong>
  • <strong>At 6-5, 345, TJ Jones, a highschool OT, was a huge Left Guard for FAMU.
    </strong>
  • <strong>Eduardo Middleton, at 6-5, 317 lbs, was the RG on a Wash State OL that ranked among the top 10 OLs in the nation.
    </strong>
  • <strong>Drake Miller is a 6' 4 5/8", 306 lb OT from Ball State. He ran a sub-5.2 40, had a 29" vert, and did 28 reps at his pro day.
    </strong>
  • <strong>Joe Spencer was the Center at Illinois standing 6' 2 3/8", 289 lbs.
    </strong>
Quote:I'm sorry dude. This necessity to defend Bortles from any negative comment is really [BAD WORD REMOVED] weird. Really, really weird.


You know what I can say the same thing about you and your negativity towards him is very very weird as if football is your life not just entertainment. The way you and others you negative things about him on a daily basis is as if he did something to your life personally instead of remembering that it's just a game. So maybe you need to calm down and sit in front of a therapist instead of judging me.
Bortles is an all-pro.
Bortles is at the rookie minicamp? That's really, really weird.


Let's keep it on topic fellas, there will be plenty of time to dissect Blake's game/life.


Also thanks 02 for your research, I dunno if anything will come of these guys, but it's cool to at least have a bit of context to attach to otherwise random names.
I would believe Allen would be the qb.  Some one has to throw them the ball. We didn't bring in a qb.

Quote:I would believe Allen would be the qb. Some one has to throw them the ball. We didn't bring in a qb.


We brought in 3 QBs as posted above, as workout players. Allen is not a rookie my man.
Quote:We brought in 3 QBs as posted above, as workout players. Allen is not a rookie my man.
cool that is what I thought they had to do. But didn't see any.
Thank you Jags02 for all of your wonderful research and input into these player analyses.
Quote:Zachary Terrell!!!
Hows that possible hes a raven. 
Quote:Hows that possible hes a raven.


Twitter says Ravens cut him.
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