(08-01-2017, 08:21 AM)Jags02 Wrote:

(07-31-2017, 11:25 PM)FBT Wrote: They should go after every penny they can. Much like his sitting out voluntary work was just business, so would a move like this.

The Jaguars can't go after this money because it's not in their books. I'm not even sure if his $25,000 workout bonus is counting in the Jaguars books considering he skipped the OTAs. The Jaguars already freed up Brenden's entire $8.9 mil cap hit. There's nothing more to collect. As for the $3.4 mil signing bonus in Albert's bank account, that's in the Dolphins cap as dead money. He didn't quit on the Dolphins, so they can't go after this either. Albert successfully banked every penny.

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(07-31-2017, 10:39 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I formed this opinion after watching Cam get thoroughly abused by Derek Barnett, when Alabama played Tennessee last season. Robinson was slow to get off the ball and Barnett used a combination speed/bull rush with a spin move to beat him like a drum. Barnett ended the game with 2 TFL 1 sack, 1 Interception and a forced fumble. Somebody the caliber of J.J. Watt is gonna destroy Cam.

He'd get help against JJ from TEs and scheme's away from him. I'm more concerned about JJ vs Parnell.

Barnett is a special player. I recall a few fans here wanting him over Fournette and all other DLs at #4. While I don't like hearing this, it doesn't change the opinion of virtually everyone involved with LSU that Cam projects to be a 10-year starter at LT in the NFL.

Let's see how he turns out. The Jaguars coaches are no doubt giving him plenty of extra attention, and just watching him compared to the other OLs on the roster I'm impressed with what I'm seeing.

Since Watt often rushes against guards, I'm more concerned about Cann and whoever lines up at LG going against him.

Next, I worry about Parnell against Watt/Mercilus.

I think Robinson v. Clowney is a concern, but it is the lowest of all of the concerns vs. the Texans.

That's not a knock on Clowney at all (or Mercilus for that matter).  I was a huge fan of his at So. Carolina, and I think now that the Texans came to their senses and let him put his hand on the ground, he is becoming the player they hoped he would be.  I think Robinson is capable, even though he may have some rookie vulnerabilities.

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