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Would you trade pick #45 for Julio Jones?

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(This post was last modified: 04-26-2021, 02:49 PM by JagFanatic24.)

(04-26-2021, 12:22 PM)JagsorDie Wrote:
(04-26-2021, 12:11 PM)Bullseye Wrote: Absolutely not.

He has been a great player in this league, and still may give you a good season or two, but he's 32 and is coming off a year with a bunch of injuries.  Neither is a good sign.

Give me the younger, cheaper guy who can give me (hopefully) 4 years of contributions.

For our second 2nd rounder? 

It would be one thing if we only had one second round or if we were talking the 25th or 33rd pick but for the 45th pick, I’d go for it.  If we got one or two seasons out of him that would be worth it in my mind.

We go Qb, Ot, and Te with first three picks then add Jones with 4th and our entire Offense will have completely revamped in two days.

I understand the health concerns but the chances of us hitting on all 4 of our first picks is remote at best. If Jones is healthy he is still top tier for at least another season or two.

I see you want to go QB, OT, TE.......WHERES THE DEFENSE BRO????

We NEED defense after we get the QB. This guy wants to spend the first 3 picks on literally just offense. 

As of right now we can’t stop a nose bleed. We have got to get a DT that can man up in the middle of the field. Tavon Bryan ain’t man enough. He’s a boy amongst men out there. 

We need a game changing Safety that can set the tone. But hey let’s go QB OT TE WR Guard Full Back offensive coordinator and then concession stand. We good on defense.

And no I don’t want Julio Jones. Maybe 3 years ago.
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(04-26-2021, 02:15 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: I'd give a 4th.

This all day.
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(04-26-2021, 02:48 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote:
(04-26-2021, 12:22 PM)JagsorDie Wrote: For our second 2nd rounder? 

It would be one thing if we only had one second round or if we were talking the 25th or 33rd pick but for the 45th pick, I’d go for it.  If we got one or two seasons out of him that would be worth it in my mind.

We go Qb, Ot, and Te with first three picks then add Jones with 4th and our entire Offense will have completely revamped in two days.

I understand the health concerns but the chances of us hitting on all 4 of our first picks is remote at best. If Jones is healthy he is still top tier for at least another season or two.

I see you want to go QB, OT, TE.......WHERES THE DEFENSE BRO????

We NEED defense after we get the QB. This guy wants to spend the first 3 picks on literally just offense. 

As of right now we can’t stop a nose bleed. We have got to get a DT that can man up in the middle of the field. Tavon Bryan ain’t man enough. He’s a boy amongst men out there. 

We need a game changing Safety that can set the tone. But hey let’s go QB OT TE WR Guard Full Back offensive coordinator and then concession stand. We good on defense.

And no I don’t want Julio Jones. Maybe 3 years ago.

I think you're wrong.  This year should be about building the offense.  If the defense can't stop anyone it doesn't affect the young QB.  If no one can block and catch, that does affect the young QB.
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#24

A few WR we all know that did it after 30 and had success. Julio still has something left in the tank IMO... For a 4th yes all day.

Keyshawn Johnson did it. w/ Cowboys 32 years old.
Joey Galloway did it - 33
Terrell Owens did it - 31 w/ Philly
Derrick Mason did it w/ Baltimore 31
Randy Moss 31
Anquan Boldin 31
Wes Welker 32
Steve Smith 34
Brandon Marshall 32
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(04-26-2021, 02:48 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote:
(04-26-2021, 12:22 PM)JagsorDie Wrote: For our second 2nd rounder? 

It would be one thing if we only had one second round or if we were talking the 25th or 33rd pick but for the 45th pick, I’d go for it.  If we got one or two seasons out of him that would be worth it in my mind.

We go Qb, Ot, and Te with first three picks then add Jones with 4th and our entire Offense will have completely revamped in two days.

I understand the health concerns but the chances of us hitting on all 4 of our first picks is remote at best. If Jones is healthy he is still top tier for at least another season or two.

I see you want to go QB, OT, TE.......WHERES THE DEFENSE BRO????

We NEED defense after we get the QB. This guy wants to spend the first 3 picks on literally just offense. 

As of right now we can’t stop a nose bleed. We have got to get a DT that can man up in the middle of the field. Tavon Bryan ain’t man enough. He’s a boy amongst men out there. 

We need a game changing Safety that can set the tone. But hey let’s go QB OT TE WR Guard Full Back offensive coordinator and then concession stand. We good on defense.

And no I don’t want Julio Jones. Maybe 3 years ago.

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(04-26-2021, 12:22 PM)JagsorDie Wrote:
(04-26-2021, 12:11 PM)Bullseye Wrote: Absolutely not.

He has been a great player in this league, and still may give you a good season or two, but he's 32 and is coming off a year with a bunch of injuries.  Neither is a good sign.

Give me the younger, cheaper guy who can give me (hopefully) 4 years of contributions.

For our second 2nd rounder? 

It would be one thing if we only had one second round or if we were talking the 25th or 33rd pick but for the 45th pick, I’d go for it.  If we got one or two seasons out of him that would be worth it in my mind.

We go Qb, Ot, and Te with first three picks then add Jones with 4th and our entire Offense will have completely revamped in two days.

I understand the health concerns but the chances of us hitting on all 4 of our first picks is remote at best. If Jones is healthy he is still top tier for at least another season or two.
Not even for our second 2nd rounder.

Aside from the above, WR is a position of relative strength for us, while we have a bunch of other areas of weakness.  One of the last things we'd need is to spend a 2nd round pick on an older, expensive, injury prone guy who'll likely be here only a year or two at best.  If you want another receiver, draft another receiver and let him grow with TL.
 

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#27

No way. The Jaguars will likely draft a receiver in rounds 2 or 3. That would give them 3 talented young receivers (Chark and Shennault + rookie) to grow together with Lawrence. Why reduce their playing time for a guy who will be way past his prime in 2-3 years when the Jaguars are likely to become the best team in the AFC South and a perennial playoff contender.

If I wanted to throw money at a player over 30, it would be at offensive tackle. Someone like Russell Okung would give Lawrence much more peace of mind when dropping back to pass. He could also teach the other players about bitcoin so they could make more money and improve the locker room atmosphere! Happy players=better performance.
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#28

I wouldn’t even give a 4th for Julio. We tried this with Holt before. There are guys that played well after 31 to 32 years old but with our new QB I’m good with what we have at WR.

With a rookie QB we’re going to need a better defense. By the way, it’s not like our guys can’t catch the football. And our offensive line is fine. A great QB will make the line look better.
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(04-26-2021, 03:17 PM)mikesez Wrote:
(04-26-2021, 02:48 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote: I see you want to go QB, OT, TE.......WHERES THE DEFENSE BRO????

We NEED defense after we get the QB. This guy wants to spend the first 3 picks on literally just offense. 

As of right now we can’t stop a nose bleed. We have got to get a DT that can man up in the middle of the field. Tavon Bryan ain’t man enough. He’s a boy amongst men out there. 

We need a game changing Safety that can set the tone. But hey let’s go QB OT TE WR Guard Full Back offensive coordinator and then concession stand. We good on defense.

And no I don’t want Julio Jones. Maybe 3 years ago.

I think you're wrong.  This year should be about building the offense.  If the defense can't stop anyone it doesn't affect the young QB.  If no one can block and catch, that does affect the young QB.

What do you think I am wrong on ? You build an offense around an average QB. With an elite QB the offense is built. 

Peyton Manning put a lot of money in guys pockets like Eric Decker, Julius Thomas, Brandon Stokley, Zane Beadles, etc. These are all just guys. Lawrence is gonna be just fine with Pro Bowler Chark and All Purpose Shenault instead of 32 year old Julio Jones.
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No thank you.
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(04-26-2021, 03:42 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote:
(04-26-2021, 03:17 PM)mikesez Wrote: I think you're wrong.  This year should be about building the offense.  If the defense can't stop anyone it doesn't affect the young QB.  If no one can block and catch, that does affect the young QB.

What do you think I am wrong on ? You build an offense around an average QB. With an elite QB the offense is built. 

Peyton Manning put a lot of money in guys pockets like Eric Decker, Julius Thomas, Brandon Stokley, Zane Beadles, etc. These are all just guys. Lawrence is gonna be just fine with Pro Bowler Chark and All Purpose Shenault instead of 32 year old Julio Jones.

Except Trevor is not elite, he will be a rookie.

Yeah, Colts never drafted offense when Manning was there. KC doesn't care about offense as long as they have Mahomes. It also works great for Green bay to not give Rodgers any help... For Seattle too. 

Trevor needs help, he is not elite and won't be, at least for the first few years, much less if he doesn't get any help and a better offensive line.

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(04-26-2021, 04:52 PM)iHaunting Raven Wrote:
(04-26-2021, 03:42 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote: What do you think I am wrong on ? You build an offense around an average QB. With an elite QB the offense is built. 

Peyton Manning put a lot of money in guys pockets like Eric Decker, Julius Thomas, Brandon Stokley, Zane Beadles, etc. These are all just guys. Lawrence is gonna be just fine with Pro Bowler Chark and All Purpose Shenault instead of 32 year old Julio Jones.

Except Trevor is not elite, he will be a rookie.

Yeah, Colts never drafted offense when Manning was there. KC doesn't care about offense as long as they have Mahomes. It also works great for Green bay to not give Rodgers any help... For Seattle too. 

Trevor needs help, he is not elite and won't be, at least for the first few years, much less if he doesn't get any help and a better offensive line.
(Emphasis added)

Not being a smartass here, but am I missing sarcasm here or no?
 

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(04-26-2021, 04:57 PM)Bullseye Wrote:
(04-26-2021, 04:52 PM)iHaunting Raven Wrote: Except Trevor is not elite, he will be a rookie.

Yeah, Colts never drafted offense when Manning was there. KC doesn't care about offense as long as they have Mahomes. It also works great for Green bay to not give Rodgers any help... For Seattle too. 

Trevor needs help, he is not elite and won't be, at least for the first few years, much less if he doesn't get any help and a better offensive line.
(Emphasis added)

Not being a smartass here, but am I missing sarcasm here or no?

That whole line was sarcasm.

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(04-26-2021, 05:04 PM)iHaunting Raven Wrote:
(04-26-2021, 04:57 PM)Bullseye Wrote: (Emphasis added)

Not being a smartass here, but am I missing sarcasm here or no?

That whole line was sarcasm.

Gotcha.
 

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#35

Urban caring about defense is coach speak lol. Ever watch any of his teams? His philosophy is get " good enough" on defense, stack the offense with play makers and then go out and outscore 'em. Pretty simple
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(04-26-2021, 05:44 PM)johnnywynter Wrote: Urban caring about defense is coach speak lol. Ever watch any of his teams? His philosophy is get " good enough" on defense, stack the offense with play makers and then go out and outscore 'em. Pretty simple

Sounds as plausible as anything this time of year.

We shall see.
 

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#37

I would do it. Julio still has a couple of elite years left and I think having a reciever of his skill would greatly benefit the early development of T Law.
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(04-26-2021, 06:23 PM)jessepeck1213 Wrote: I would do it. Julio still has a couple of elite years left and I think having a receiver of his skill would greatly benefit the early development of T Law.

This right here.
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(04-26-2021, 04:52 PM)iHaunting Raven Wrote:
(04-26-2021, 03:42 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote: What do you think I am wrong on ? You build an offense around an average QB. With an elite QB the offense is built. 

Peyton Manning put a lot of money in guys pockets like Eric Decker, Julius Thomas, Brandon Stokley, Zane Beadles, etc. These are all just guys. Lawrence is gonna be just fine with Pro Bowler Chark and All Purpose Shenault instead of 32 year old Julio Jones.

Except Trevor is not elite, he will be a rookie.

Yeah, Colts never drafted offense when Manning was there. KC doesn't care about offense as long as they have Mahomes. It also works great for Green bay to not give Rodgers any help... For Seattle too. 

Trevor needs help, he is not elite and won't be, at least for the first few years, much less if he doesn't get any help and a better offensive line.

So you spend picks and cash on Julio, that means either Marvin or Chark are losing snaps, you develop timing and familiarity with the guy, and in a year or two, he's gone and you get to start all over again with the process.

If there is only one position on this team where we can say we are not desperate for help, it would be WR. If Julio could bulk up and play LT, I'm all for dealing.
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(04-26-2021, 06:23 PM)jessepeck1213 Wrote: I would do it. Julio still has a couple of elite years left and I think having a reciever of his skill would greatly benefit the early development of T Law.

Would you rather pay Julio 15 a year, or Chark?

We just brought in two new WR, and there is still the possibility that we darft a guy. How many guys you want to bring in before we realize we are squeezing out the future at the position?

Did David Carr wash out because he didn't have a once-great WR? Which great QB ever attributed their successful career to a season (or two) with a WR in the twilight of their career?
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