Just found this out, and thought it was interesting.  Alex Smith hasn't thrown a single TD to a WR this year.

Kenny Albert, former Dallas Cowboy halfback Daryl Johnston. and former Ravens and Colt defensive end Tony Siragusa, are announcing the Jaguars 'home' game with the Dallas Cowboys, played overseas at Wembley Stadium, near London, England, on The NFL On FOX, seen regionally, and mostly in Texas, and locally on WFOX Channel 30, live on HD.  :yes:

 

WFOX Channel 30 is also televising the N.Y. Giants @ Seahawks primary late double header game on The NFL On FOX, while WJAX CBS Channel 47  Broncos @ Raiders NFL On CBS late single header late game, both games televised live on HD.    B)  :thumbsup:  ^_^

 

http://506sports.com/

Can someone please un-ban TMD so we can see his reaction when Mallett fails miserably? 

Mallett to start for the Texans.

 
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...tarting-qb

 

and in Tampa Glennon benched for McCown

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...as-bucs-qb

It's that time of the week again.  Make me laugh...

 

 



 

 

I know its early, but I felt like doing this.  Hope you all enjoy!

 

I believe the Jags will end up around 3-13 or 4-12 with the third overall pick once again, possibly even the second.    If we are picking top 3, I am very confident that we trade down to a team looking to grab a QB, but for the sake of this mock, I won't do the trades (though the first round pick reflects who I think we will take after we trade down).

 

1,3:   Landon Collins, S, Alabama - So many mock drafts have us taking a pass rusher, but getting a quality safety to compliment Cyp is so much more of a need IMO.   Alternative pick here - Ifo-Ekpre Olomu CB, Oregon.

 

2,3:  Benardrick McKinney, ILB, Miss St:  We need an athletic, fast ILB to help with TE coverage over the middle.  Love this kid.  Great athleticism, great speed for his size (6'4, 250).   A hard-hitting, physical specimen who would buy into GB's motivation.

 

3,3:  Nick O'Leary, TE, FSU:   Great hands and a good blocker, we need a TE that can not only block, but is a threat over the middle and in the Red Zone.  Would prefer Devon Funchess from Michigan here but doubt hes avail in the third.

 

4,3:  Arie Kouandjio, G, Alabama - he would have to fall a bit here, but this draft is deep in qaulity OL so its not out of the question.  Would love to add him to the O-Line.

 

5,3:  Bronson Kaufusi, DE/OLB, BYU - at 6'7, 265 this guy runs a 4.72 40.  Beast.  And he is somewhat raw, so with the right coaching, he could be an absolute steal.  Scouts are saying he has just barely scratched the surface of his potential.  Potential LEO if we get lucky.

 

6,3:  Cody Riggs, CB/S, Notre Dame - a bit undersized, but great in coverage and a ton of heart.  Rudy, Rudy!

 

7,3:  Shawn Carden, QB, East Carolina - very under-rated QB, has 2,574 yards with 18 touchdowns and five interceptions.  Henne will be gone soon, so I could see us drafting a backup QB here.

 

Thanks and hope you like it!

 

Go Jags!

According to NFL Network, the Carolina Panthers are likely to let Greg Hardy walk in FA. His trial for domestic abuse isn't supposed to be settled until the offseason. 

 

Do the Jags make a play here, with all the cap room we are projected to have?

 

Or is the domestic abuse enough to keep them away?

 

If he can get his off field issues fixed, it might be worth it. He's one of the better pass rushers in the sport. Its not often you get that level of talent at that position reaching FA. This is obviously a special case with extenuating circumstances. 

 

Clemons will be another year older and Hardy added to Branch and Davis would make an already improved pass rush that much more dangerous (no pun intended) going forward. 

 

It would also allow the Jags to target other area in the draft other than DE. 

 

 

I'm in favor of an 8 team playoff. Conference champ of the P5 schools get in. 3 At-Large bids. If you really wanted to keep some historical involvement (read: money), you could keep the major bowls involved.

 

Rose Bowl

Big Ten champ vs Pac 12 champ

 

Fiesta Bowl

Big 12 champ vs At-Large At-Large #3

 

Sugar Bowl

SEC champ vs At-Large #2

 

Orange Bowl

ACC Champ vs At-Large #3

 

 

 

That way, the four major money bowls still get their sites every year and they still have their same conference affiliations. You could also develop new pretty cool "rivalries" between the Bowls themselves. What I mean by that is, if the Sugar Bowl always plays the Orange Bowl champ in round 2, it will build the ACC / SEC rivalry because you know that only one of the conference champs can play for the NC.

 

 

Just my thoughts.

Respectively 3rd & 4th as far as rookie WR rec yards

 

1. Miss. St.

2. FSU

3. Auburn

4. Oregon

5 Alabama

6 Baylor