If the Jags wait until he passes waivers, they won't get Hill. He's not passing through waivers.

There's a good chance he does. And if he doesn't? So what. He'll get cut again anyways and be back on the street.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

It's a smart move, honestly.

 

Jerry Sullivan is a great WR coach and he's probably had to work with guys like Hill.

 

Yep, thats the way I see it too. 

 

And, as I said, the Jags lack a big WR after Robinson, Hill would help fill a need. 

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There's a good chance he does. And if he doesn't? So what. He'll get cut again anyways and be back on the street.

 

So, gamble that that happens? Nah. Just put the claim in and hope that Houston or St Louis doesn't. 

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So, gamble that that happens? Nah. Just put the claim in and hope that Houston or St Louis doesn't. 

There's absolutely no risk to bringing in Stephen Hill. I don't see why people are acting like there is one.

 

Are we really going to write off a 23 year old, 6'4 receiver that runs a 4.3? Would we really much prefer Kerry Taylor on the roster?

 

I hope everyone's answer to both of these is "No"

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THERE IS A SKELETON INSIDE OF YOU.

 

RIGHT NOW. THIS IS NOT A JOKE.

Yep, thats the way I see it too. 

 

And, as I said, the Jags lack a big WR after Robinson, Hill would help fill a need. 

 

It's only really filling a need if we fill it with a good player...

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There's absolutely no risk to bringing in Stephen Hill. I don't see why people are acting like there is one.

 

Are we really going to write off a 23 year old, 6'4 receiver that runs a 4.3? Would we really much prefer Kerry Taylor on the roster?

 

I hope everyone's answer to both of these is "No"

 

I'm not saying that Hill is a gamble. 

 

I was responding to the other poster with that usage. 

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It's only really filling a need if we fill it with a good player...

 

Hill > Kerry Taylor

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Hill > Kerry Taylor

Based on what we've seen so far.


Hill = Taylor

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

Based on what we've seen so far.


Hill = Taylor

 

Even if thats the case....then you still take Hill, given that we lack a big WR after Robinson. 

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Even if thats the case....then you still take Hill, given that we lack a big WR after Robinson.

All things being equal, you don't take the guy that has been in the offense for a year?

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I'm not saying that Hill is a gamble. 

 

I was responding to the other poster with that usage. 

I wasn't referring to you. I was adding on to what you were saying. I probably shouldn't have quoted that post.

 

But it seems like people feel like there's a consequence for putting in a claim on certain players

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THERE IS A SKELETON INSIDE OF YOU.

 

RIGHT NOW. THIS IS NOT A JOKE.

All things being equal, you don't take the guy that has been in the offense for a year?

 

All things being equal you take the player with higher upside that also fills out a need in diversifying the WR corps. 

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I'd take the gamble and claim Hill. Only way I wouldn't is if Robinson isn't really ready to go yet because we'd only have three WRs with knowledge of the playbook. Hill is on par with Taylor and while Brown is better right now, Hill's upside is far higher.

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I'd take the gamble and claim Hill. Only way I wouldn't is if Robinson isn't really ready to go yet because we'd only have three WRs with knowledge of the playbook. Hill is on par with Taylor and while Brown is better right now, Hill's upside is far higher.

 

How would we only have three WRs with knowledge of the playbook?

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How would we only have three WRs with knowledge of the playbook?

 

I assume we'll only keep five WRs. If Robinson is out and Hill is claimed, only Shorts, Lee, and Hurns would know the offense. I don't think we'd go into week one that limited with pass catchers, especially factoring in our lack of TE depth.

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I assume we'll only keep five WRs. If Robinson is out and Hill is claimed, only Shorts, Lee, and Hurns would know the offense. I don't think we'd go into week one that limited with pass catchers, especially factoring in our lack of TE depth.

I think you've forgot to include Brown, Kerry Taylor.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

He probably doesn't get signed by anybody unless a team gets the injury bug.

This, actually, seems like a pretty good bet, and here's why:

 

Hill's agent speaks and he sounds a little butt hurt:

...so the kid is sitting back hoping for someone to take a flyer on him, and his agent throws everyone under the bus without making Hill accept any responsibility for the fact that he sucks. Sounds a bit like a quarterback we all know and love, no? Do we really want another Gabbert pointing fingers because he can't hack it?

 

If the Jags wait until he passes waivers, they won't get Hill. He's not passing through waivers. 

Yes he is. He's got a second-round contract and a seventh-round attitude, apparently.

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I think you've forgot to include Brown, Kerry Taylor.

 

I think Taylor is cut today and Brown would probably be cut if we'd pick up another WR (Hill) via waivers.

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...so the kid is sitting back hoping for someone to take a flyer on him, and his agent throws everyone under the bus without making Hill accept any responsibility for the fact that he sucks. Sounds a bit like a quarterback we all know and love, no? Do we really want another Gabbert pointing fingers because he can't hack it?

 

Yes he is. He's got a second-round contract and a seventh-round attitude, apparently.

 

I'm not going to bash Hill based on his agent's rhetoric. 

 

 

What did Gabbert's agent say? I must have missed that. 

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I think Taylor is cut today and Brown would probably be cut if we'd pick up another WR (Hill) via waivers.

You got one right so far my friend. Looks like Taylor was cut.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."