I'd love to get him and try him at FS.

 

If he is not a natural free safety, I don't want him. We need a guy who has played no other position, only free safety, to truly upgrade the position.

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If he is not a natural free safety, I don't want him. We need a guy who has played no other position, only free safety, to truly upgrade the position.

have you ever seen the color grey? I have. It's beautiful.

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If he is not a natural free safety, I don't want him. We need a guy who has played no other position, only free safety, to truly upgrade the position.

 

That's not true.  That's not how this works.

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If he is not a natural free safety, I don't want him. We need a guy who has played no other position, only free safety, to truly upgrade the position.

 

What do you think about Patriots Devin McCourty? We almost had him in FA, did you like him?

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There is one thing with seam and vertical type slot receivers FreeAgent. Usually it takes very high level QB to make those guys effective, cannon arm, pinpoint accuracy.. I would almost argue that a qb makes those types of receivers.


Whereas For a move the chain create space type receiver, he can make a good qb a lot better.

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There is one thing with seam and vertical type slot receivers FreeAgent. Usually it takes very high level QB to make those guys effective, cannon arm, pinpoint accuracy.. I would almost argue that a qb makes those types of receivers.


Whereas For a move the chain create space type receiver, he can make a good qb a lot better.

I don't disagree. I like Hardy. I am just saying that Caldwell seems to be looking for a player to stretch the field from the slot which may take them in a different direction.

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I don't disagree. I like Hardy. I am just saying that Caldwell seems to be looking for a player to stretch the field from the slot which may take them in a different direction.

I understand what your saying, let me ask you this,,,


Which type of slot do you think would be better for a qb like bortles ? Or do you not think it matters?

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I think it depends on the skillsets of the rest of the receiving corp and the style of offense.


I'm not sure what GO has planned for our offense. If we are run heavy, then maybe possession receiver. If we are going to open it up, then a stretch the field guy. We do have a reliable possession type already in Allen Robinson on the outside. We also may have an underneath guy possibly in Blackmon IF he returns and IF they decide to play him there instead of the outside.

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I think it depends on the skillsets of the rest of the receiving corp and the style of offense.


I'm not sure what GO has planned for our offense. If we are run heavy, then maybe possession receiver. If we are going to open it up, then a stretch the field guy. We do have a reliable possession type already in Allen Robinson on the outside. We also may have an underneath guy possibly in Blackmon IF he returns and IF they decide to play him there instead of the outside.

I do agree that we need someone who can stretch the field, because as of right now I am not sure marquise lee is going to be that guy.

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Wish we had more picks. I feel like we need a FS and another WR. With TJ Clemmings possibly available in the 4th, that would push a FS/WR prospect. Not sure that would be possible. Maybe Clemmings in the 4th, Smelter in the 5th, and hope that Holliman's softness and lack of physical ability causes him to drop to 6th

Clemmings would be a nice jar on the shelf but I'm sure New England will nab him first.

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"I am only an average man, but by George, I work harder at it than the average man." - Teddy Roosevelt

If he is not a natural free safety, I don't want him. We need a guy who has played no other position, only free safety, to truly upgrade the position.

Rashean Mathis, one of the greatest Jaguars in our short history, was drafted as a free safety then was moved to CB. That worked out pretty well wouldn't you say?

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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."

I do agree that we need someone who can stretch the field, because as of right now I am not sure marquise lee is going to be that guy.

I'm not excited about the remaining receivers. Can't fill every hole with the draft every year. The Jags chose to value RB over WR this year. Running backs are a dime a dozen, but Beckham and Devin Smith would've added the missing deep threat. Smith in particular could've played slot and not taken reps from Lee or Robinson, which seems to be Caldwell's concern.

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"I am only an average man, but by George, I work harder at it than the average man." - Teddy Roosevelt

Guys I like in the 4th-5th round range


Vince Mayle, Tre McBride, Dezmin Lewis, Adrian Amos, Derron Smith, Darren Waller, Tony Lippett (as a CB) 

 

Good call with Tony Lippett,  as the Dolphins drafted him as a CB.   It will be interesting if they plan on using him as a WR in some red zone situations.  

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Good call with Tony Lippett, as the Dolphins drafted him as a CB. It will be interesting if they plan on using him as a WR in some red zone situations.

He definitely has the length and ball skills to make plays in the redzone as a WR. I wouldn't doubt if they use that to their advantage at least in the preseason.

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He definitely has the length and ball skills to make plays in the redzone as a WR. I wouldn't doubt if they use that to their advantage at least in the preseason.

 

That makes sense.   And it certainly would greatly add to the value of Tony Lippett if he can making a significant contribution in the red zone in regular season games.   

 

As a CB,  Tony Lippett has the potential to give them the length dimension that they had with current Chiefs CB Sean Smith a few seasons ago.

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