10-10-2013, 12:44 PM
Quote:Alex Smith was the number 1 pick in the draft for a region, being a good prospect does not always translate to continued development in the NFL.Thanks for your enlightenment.
Quote:Alex Smith was the number 1 pick in the draft for a region, being a good prospect does not always translate to continued development in the NFL.Thanks for your enlightenment.
Quote:What do we do if Bridgewater gets hurt tonight? Do we have a backup person to worship or do we jump off the dames point bridge?
Quote:What do we do if Bridgewater gets hurt tonight? Do we have a backup person to worship or do we jump off the dames point bridge?
Quote:Moisture is the essence of wetness, and wetness is the essence of beauty.
Quote:What do we do if Bridgewater gets hurt tonight? Do we have a backup person to worship or do we jump off the dames point bridge?
Quote:former Modis building?nope, it's a bridge...on roids
Quote:Smokescreen with 20 other teams there...what?
Quote:I think it'd be more newsworthy if they weren't.
Quote:I find it funny they in the article they rather make the on why the Giants and Steelers should draft Teddy instead of a team that has not had a great QB in years.
Quote:Bridgewater for the city with all the dang bridges.
Quote:I did not say it is smokescreen for all 20 teams, obviously. Yes, there are other teams that need to upgrade their quarterbacks. Also some of those teams might be there for one of Bridgewater's teammates or even a Rutgers player.
No way. It is more newsworthy that they are because people are reporting 20 teams will be there, so the Jaguars have a lot of competition tonight.
That is not ignoring the Jaguars. It is an explanation for teams that currently have good quarterbacks being interested in a player who is most needed in Jacksonville.
You don't think other NFL cities have a lot of bridges? How about Oakland, which is near two famous suspension bridges; Minneapolis, which is at the Miississippi River; or New York, which has another famous suspension bridge? I think relatively few NFL fans know about the three bridges in Jacksonville that cross over the St. John's River.
Quote:I'm no math expert, but I think Jax has more than three bridges that cross over the St. John's.I only knew about three bridges.
Quote:I only knew about three bridges.I believe it is seven bridges in total.
Quote:I believe it is seven bridges in total.
Edit - Matthews, Acosta, Hart, Main Street, Fuller Warren, Dames Point and The Buckman.
Quote:I did not say it is smokescreen for all 20 teams, obviously. Yes, there are other teams that need to upgrade their quarterbacks. Also some of those teams might be there for one of Bridgewater's teammates or even a Rutgers player.You need somebody to screen your posts.
No way. It is more newsworthy that they are because people are reporting 20 teams will be there, so the Jaguars have a lot of competition tonight.
That is not ignoring the Jaguars. It is an explanation for teams that currently have good quarterbacks being interested in a player who is most needed in Jacksonville.
You don't think other NFL cities have a lot of bridges? How about Oakland, which is near two famous suspension bridges; Minneapolis, which is at the Miississippi River; or New York, which has another famous suspension bridge? I think relatively few NFL fans know about the three bridges in Jacksonville that cross over the St. John's River.