This is a guy I'd like the Jaguars to take a look at, a solid veteran center who can also play guard, pretty good player as well. 


 

From rotoworld


 

Bengals released G/C Mike Pollak.


"
Pollak probably should have been the Bengals' starting center last year, but they opted to let rookie Russell Bodine take his lumps instead. Versatile, historically effective, and only 30, Pollak will draw interest in free agency".

last season.

 

He's more eager/willing to trade out this year.

 

The top pass rushers are better suited for 3-4 OLB.

 

The one elite DL will likely be gone (Williams.)

 

IMO, our board looks like this:

 

Williams

Trade

Cooper

Scherff

 

If there's a pick they may covet, it's probably Williams.  At the same time they probably realize he isn't likely to be there.

 

That leaves the motivation to trade down and add talent.

Not sure how this would work them being in the same division? Not sure how serious this is or if it's just more posturing but to me those two teams moving within the state is the only thing that makes sense about football in L.A. I just don't see how California could possible support a 4th or 5th team in L.A. without hurting the other 3 California teams already established.

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdo...30780.html

Pretty obvious one but the Jaguars have "strong interest" in Julius Thomas.

 

http://www.bigcatcountry.com/2015/2/20/8...ius-thomas

While I am having problems providing links on this forum, in the Titans mail box at ESPN.com, there is this comment...

 

"Mike Sando (ESPN Reporter) spoke with one GM who said he believes the Jaguars are more likely to trade out of the No. 3 spot than the Titans are to trade out of No. 2"

 

If this trade down happens it will be because the Titans ask for too much and the Jags ask for a lot less.

 

One crazy option I heard last night of PFT TV from Brian Westbrook, (which obviously means nothing) is that the Eagles might give up their entire draft (all their picks in the 2015 draft). If they perhaps added a No. 2 in 2016, that might be enough for the Jags to fill their roster with players drafted. It would also give Caldwell plenty of picks to trade up and grab the players he wants in the 2nd and 3rd rounds (2nd Day).

 

The Eagles are projected to have picks: 20, 52, 84, 119, 155, 191, 228

 

THIS IS JUST A RUMOUR, and so it should be treated as such.

 

Your thoughts are much welcomed though.

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I liked him on the Texans and loved him at Rice (along with our old friend Jarett Dillard).


He's a pretty solid talent and if the price is right I wouldn't mind seeing him brought in. He will definitely end up on a roster somewhere.

Let the conspiracy theories begin.

 

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/201...fore-game/

There seems to be a large group of people here that love Amari Cooper

Do we already have him? Remember Lane Kippen was the coach for both players so he ran the same system.

 

M. Lee 118 catches   Sophomore Year

            1,721 yards

                 14 TD

 

A. Cooper  124 catches  Junior Year

                  1,727 yards

                       16 scores

 

Cooper played in one more game. The other college years stats were real close with Lee being a little better.

Wait till Lee gets used to the NFL. We could see a major development by the end of the year in the way Lee played. I expect him to be a lot better this year.

This kid is a legit great defender. Maybe not the NFL type of CB you want but what do you guys think about drafting him and using him as a FS, his range is amazing. Watching some tape on him you could see him leave his assignment as soon as the ball is thrown to help the other CB out. This kid seems like a legit FS, his speed is great, he has sideline to sideline speed. He reminds me of Tyron Mathieu, when he was a fierce CB in college and is a FS in the NFL.

The guy measured in at 6'5 237 LBS today, he runs a 4.4 and that speed definitely translates to the football field. He was turning into a dominant player at Missouri before he was kicked out of school, Imo, he's the second best receiver prospect since Calvin Johnson and would've been a sure-fire top 5 pick if he wasn't a complete idiot. With that said there's a still a good chance he goes in the 1st round, if he's still on the board in round 2 (I don't think this will happen), the Jaguars (even with their history of idiot receivers) will have a difficult decision to make, this is a once in a generational talent that offers Calvin Johnson/AJ Green playmaking ability right away, if you're David Caldwell do you consider pulling the trigger? If he's still on the board when we're selecting in the 2nd round it could be a ideal scenario for a trade back.