Off season rosters can be up to 90 players.   We have a lot of empty spots, so he isn't keeping anyone off the team right now. 

 

In addition, his salary was guaranteed, so there is no benefit from cutting him now either in terms of cash outlay or cap space.  

 

Pretty much all of this. Hate the guy as much as you want to, there's no way he'd be worse than 90 other players on this roster. The Jags have nothing to lose by keeping him around and shopping him, or even keeping him around to see if he shows enough development to be worth hanging on to as the backup. I think the only realistic scenario for keeping him on the team next season is if the team drafts a rookie QB, Henne leaves in free agency and a different veteran QB is not signed, but it never hurts to sit on the guy and see if some coach out there wants to part with a late-round pick to see if he can "fix" Gabbert.

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If your too stupid or too blind too see it thats on you. 

 

I never fail to be amused by statements like this.

 

What was it that Forrest Gump said about stupid?

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If something can corrupt you, you're corrupted already.
- Bob Marley


 

I never fail to be amused by statements like this.

 

What was it that Forrest Gump said about stupid?

 

It's like a box of chocolates?

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It's like a box of chocolates?

 

JENNAY!!!

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If something can corrupt you, you're corrupted already.
- Bob Marley


 

Hyperbole?  It's the flat out truth.  If your too stupid or too blind too see it thats on you. 

 

My too stupid?  Too blind too see?

 

Illiteracy is the result of an undeveloped mind.  Though I'm inclined to believe that in your case, it's unfortunately maxed out.

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"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."