(09-18-2017, 11:28 PM)JaguarsWoman Wrote:

(09-18-2017, 09:12 PM)navyjagfan Wrote: The sad thing is that with a relatively soft schedule, we will probably get a few meaningless wins which will put us out of the running for one of the top QBs, or we'll have to give up a king's ransom to move up.  

Then again, given Caldwell's history of top 5 draft picks (Joeckel, Bortles, Fowler) - what difference does it make.  

With the Jags string of bad luck, Bortles will tear his ACL and be owed $19M next year, which means there isn't enough cap space to make a run at Alex Smith or Jimmy G, and we'll barely have enough to re-sign Telvin and ARob.

There is no such thing as a meaningless win in the regular season. If 2018 really is Year of the Quarterback (as many people are calling it now), we don't need a high draft pick to do something about it. And we get revenge against Tennessee in Week 17, which is obviously important to any Jaguars fan.

Why are you complaining about Dave Caldwell's history of top five draft picks - a group of four that includes one of the NFL's best cornerbacks, Jalen Ramsey?

Only JDub could possibly think that hitting on 1 of 4 top 5 draft picks is a good thing.  

And yes, regular season wins are meaningless when you're out of playoff contention and are simply playing for draft position at that point.  

A true Jaguars fan would know that, but when you're also the fan of the Packers and Broncos, you aren't a true Jaguars fan.

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