(04-25-2018, 08:58 AM)SodaCityJag14 Wrote: [ -> ]Gonna go with DeAndre Hopkins because of how good he is and the fact that it would make Houston much worse.
Love him or hate him he produces (Except against Ramsey). Even with bad QB play.
Brown would be my first thought.
Thinking harder about it... perhaps Mike Evans, different type of receiver and would absolutely bring back Bortles' 50/50 balls
There are a number of OGs that we could steal and essentially have "the best line in the NFL" but from what I've seen... those elite lines don't stay together long enough and rely too much of health and continuity of each other.
TE isn't a position (Gronk, Kelce) I would think of because it seems every year or two there is a beast to be had somewhere within the draft.
Pass rushers... Von? Nah... Donald... Maybe...
Oh I know... Chandler Jones!
Multiple multi-sack seasons, can do it from 2 or 3 point stance.
Still young enough (28)
Demarcus Lawrence was a close second but he could be a one-hit wonder so I gave the nod to the resume.
(04-24-2018, 01:28 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: [ -> ] (04-24-2018, 08:49 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: [ -> ]I agree that oline matters but you dont take a guard over Gronk and AB
"Gronk" is great, don't get me wrong, but he' injured a lot and he has Tom Brady. I don't think Gronkowski would be "Gronk" in Jacksonville. The same thing goes for Antonio Brown. He would be going from a future Hall of Famer in Ben Roethlisberger to Blake Bortles. A huge part of how good a receiver or TE is, depends on the QB they play with.
Yes Ben Roethlisberger is a hall of famer, but I think Antonio Brown is helping Big Ben at least as much as Ben helps him (actually I think Brown is better at his position than Ben is). AB could make Bortles look good, that man was sick against us in the second round.