Per Art Stapleton,Giants beat writer.
"Quenton Meeks was waived in Jacksonville. I think that would be my No. 1 waiver claim if I'm the Giants."
(09-01-2018, 04:19 PM)jagboss Wrote: [ -> ]Per Art Stapleton,Giants beat writer.
"Quenton Meeks was waived in Jacksonville. I think that would be my No. 1 waiver claim if I'm the Giants."
He’d probably get PT too because their CB situation is so bad.
(09-01-2018, 04:19 PM)jagboss Wrote: [ -> ]Per Art Stapleton,Giants beat writer.
"Quenton Meeks was waived in Jacksonville. I think that would be my No. 1 waiver claim if I'm the Giants."
I had Meeks making the 53-man roster here.
CB (5) Ramsey, Bouye, Patmon, Hayden, Meeks
I'm thinking he won't make it to the PS
(09-01-2018, 05:27 PM)jagboss Wrote: [ -> ]I'm thinking he won't make it to the PS
I thought he played well. I also liked the idea of converting him from CB to FS. I will have to look up his speed to see if it is so.
What recourse does Ben Koyack have? Sefarian-Jenkins doesn't block - a big reason he can't keep a starting job in the NFL. Ben was well above average in that department. We all knew ASJ does NOT block, right? What does this mean to Blake Bortles' and the entire offensive attack?
It's going to be ugly and the offensive line is going to take the blame once again?
As long as Meeks stays on the team I'm good.
(09-01-2018, 05:35 PM)JUNGLE CAT 2017 Wrote: [ -> ]What recourse does Ben Koyack have? Sefarian-Jenkins doesn't block - a big reason he can't keep a starting job in the NFL. Ben was well above average in that department. We all knew ASJ does NOT block, right? What does this mean to Blake Bortles' and the entire offensive attack?
It's going to be ugly and the offensive line is going to take the blame once again?
You do realize ASJ was brought here to catch and only block from time to time right?
https://twitter.com/SHANEWYNN4/status/10...25350?s=19
(09-01-2018, 04:05 PM)knarnn Wrote: [ -> ]Here’s the list:
https://www.jaguars.com/news/roster-redu...53-players
OG Josh Walker making the team was a surprise. We are 10 deep on the line now I believe. Also 11 deep on the defensive line and only 5 deep at CB but we kept Cody Davis to go 5 deep at safety. Mickens and Greene both made the squad. They may dabble on the waiver wire before the weekend is done.
I'm not surprised by the veteran G Josh Walker making it. They really want another interior OL after Reed and Shatley. Walker didn't show much, but the other interior OLs were straight garbage. The undrafted rookie Tony Adams was probably the next best, but he had at least one ugly whiff in his limited action. Undrafted rookies KC McDermott and Brandon Smith couldn't possibly look worse. There was that guy Michael Dunn who played in the last game, but that game was the first time I ever heard his name. I was even wondering if they look outside the roster for that 10th OL.
The team can line up one of the extra offensive linemen as a TE to run block.
(09-01-2018, 06:16 PM)Jags02 Wrote: [ -> ]I'm not surprised by the veteran G Josh Walker making it. They really want another interior OL after Reed and Shatley. Walker didn't show much, but the other interior OLs were straight garbage. The undrafted rookie Tony Adams was probably the next best, but he had at least one ugly whiff in his limited action. Undrafted rookies KC McDermott and Brandon Smith couldn't possibly look worse. There was that guy Michael Dunn who played in the last game, but that game was the first time I ever heard his name. I was even wondering if they look outside the roster for that 10th OL.
I thought Dunn looked very sharp in that final pre-season game. I did not track him specifically for the purpose of evaluating his performance in specific detail though. From what I did see, he was in the pile taking authority over the defenders, man-handling as he saw fit. Just fine.
(09-01-2018, 06:25 PM)JUNGLE CAT 2017 Wrote: [ -> ] (09-01-2018, 06:16 PM)Jags02 Wrote: [ -> ]I'm not surprised by the veteran G Josh Walker making it. They really want another interior OL after Reed and Shatley. Walker didn't show much, but the other interior OLs were straight garbage. The undrafted rookie Tony Adams was probably the next best, but he had at least one ugly whiff in his limited action. Undrafted rookies KC McDermott and Brandon Smith couldn't possibly look worse. There was that guy Michael Dunn who played in the last game, but that game was the first time I ever heard his name. I was even wondering if they look outside the roster for that 10th OL.
I thought Dunn looked very sharp in that final pre-season game. I did not track him specifically for the purpose of evaluating his performance in specific detail though. From what I did see, he was in the pile taking authority over the defenders, man-handling as he saw fit. Just fine.
He looked ok, but it was the fourth game where he's not exactly going against top talent.
I noticed the Dolphins waived G Isaac Asiata. I recall him having tons of potential when he was drafted. Also, the Patriots waived Bowanko so we could potentially get him back.
Guys I would look at to either add as depth or add to our practice squad are.....
QB Kevin Hogan
QB Jake Rudock
QB Josh Woodrum
QB Logan Woodside
WR Amba Etta-Tawo
WR Tevin Jones
WR Bernard Reedy
WR Carlos Henderson
OT Storm Norton
OT Elijah Nkansah
OT Timon Parris
OG Spencer Pulley
OG Colby Gossett
OG Jonathan Cooper
RB Kapri Bibbs
These were guys I either really liked in college or they caught my eye during the preseason.
(09-01-2018, 11:04 AM)Mowerguy Wrote: [ -> ]Please mods......the long quotes and reposting of JK are throwing this way off topic. i hope as we approach deadlines you can keep it on Jaguars cuts
No worries, giving him just enough rope...
(09-01-2018, 06:16 PM)Jags02 Wrote: [ -> ] (09-01-2018, 04:05 PM)knarnn Wrote: [ -> ]Here’s the list:
https://www.jaguars.com/news/roster-redu...53-players
OG Josh Walker making the team was a surprise. We are 10 deep on the line now I believe. Also 11 deep on the defensive line and only 5 deep at CB but we kept Cody Davis to go 5 deep at safety. Mickens and Greene both made the squad. They may dabble on the waiver wire before the weekend is done.
I'm not surprised by the veteran G Josh Walker making it. They really want another interior OL after Reed and Shatley. Walker didn't show much, but the other interior OLs were straight garbage. The undrafted rookie Tony Adams was probably the next best, but he had at least one ugly whiff in his limited action. Undrafted rookies KC McDermott and Brandon Smith couldn't possibly look worse. There was that guy Michael Dunn who played in the last game, but that game was the first time I ever heard his name. I was even wondering if they look outside the roster for that 10th OL.
I thought the would have kept Poehls instead of Walker. Poehls looked very good at guard Thursday. Poehls is not a very good tackle, but at least he can play tackle and so far he has been better than Richardson (who will no doubt be inactive each week). I suspect the reason the chose Walker is salary-related, but you're the expert on that matter.
(09-01-2018, 05:51 PM)imtheblkranger Wrote: [ -> ] (09-01-2018, 05:35 PM)JUNGLE CAT 2017 Wrote: [ -> ]What recourse does Ben Koyack have? Sefarian-Jenkins doesn't block - a big reason he can't keep a starting job in the NFL. Ben was well above average in that department. We all knew ASJ does NOT block, right? What does this mean to Blake Bortles' and the entire offensive attack?
It's going to be ugly and the offensive line is going to take the blame once again?
You do realize ASJ was brought here to catch and only block from time to time right?
https://twitter.com/SHANEWYNN4/status/10...25350?s=19
I suggest the Jaguars look up the fundamental aspects of tight end play. Essentially, the tight end is a offensive tackle with hands.
(09-02-2018, 04:08 AM)JUNGLE CAT 2017 Wrote: [ -> ] (09-01-2018, 05:51 PM)imtheblkranger Wrote: [ -> ]You do realize ASJ was brought here to catch and only block from time to time right?
https://twitter.com/SHANEWYNN4/status/10...25350?s=19
I suggest the Jaguars look up the fundamental aspects of tight end play. Essentially, the tight end is a offensive tackle with hands.
Not in todays game my friend. TE's are pass catchers primarily and will be going forward. The days of blocking TEs died.
(09-02-2018, 05:57 AM)The_Franchise_QB Wrote: [ -> ] (09-02-2018, 04:08 AM)JUNGLE CAT 2017 Wrote: [ -> ]I suggest the Jaguars look up the fundamental aspects of tight end play. Essentially, the tight end is a offensive tackle with hands.
Not in todays game my friend. TE's are pass catchers primarily and will be going forward. The days of blocking TEs died.
Yeah.... its not 1970 anymore
(09-02-2018, 08:30 AM)imtheblkranger Wrote: [ -> ] (09-02-2018, 05:57 AM)The_Franchise_QB Wrote: [ -> ]Not in todays game my friend. TE's are pass catchers primarily and will be going forward. The days of blocking TEs died.
Yeah.... its not 1970 anymore
The game of football NEVER changes.
Yes, the tight end IS and WILL be a blocking FIRST receiver. Ask Serfarian-Jenkins if this is not so. He happens to be on his THIRD team relating to the fact that he is NOT a willing blocker.
I hope we get some PS hints today via Twitter.