(01-23-2018, 12:32 AM)MalabarJag Wrote:

(01-22-2018, 11:53 PM)Aaron1988723 Wrote: well after a great season we had and I really think we overachieved with what we had. none of us thought we were going to go this far in the playoffs or win the AFC south. We had a great year and we can build on it for next season.  what do you guys think is our weakness on this team besides QB and WR assuming WR Allen Robinson resigns. I still think we need a elite pass rusher, not sure if Dante Fowler is the guy. we need a guy who can easily wreck havoc for us like a JJ Watt kinda player.  I also think we could upgrade on offensive line to give more opening holes for fournette.

I don't see a need on the DL. Barring injuries, pass rushers usually improve over time, and both Ngakoue and Fowler just finished their second year with clear improvement. JJ Watt was the defensive player of the year (twice?). Trying to find another DE like him is a pipe dream. Ngakoue isn't Watt, but he's very special in a different way with his forced fumbles.

TE is an obvious need. Even if Marcedes is back next year, he's getting near the end of his career.

RG is a need. Cann is a decent pass blocker and a poor run blocker, but he also can have bad games pass blocking. He was a liability in 2016, but did well this year for the most part. Of course the opponents were rarely defending the pass this year. Sunday, Bortles was sacked twice because Cann missed a block.

We may need to replace Poz.

Depth at CB is a critical need. In spite of Allen Robinson, overall the Jags were very lucky with injuries compared to most of the league.

I agree with you that we do not have a need on the DL.  We are legitimately two deep at DE, and have two serviceable backups at DT with Abry Jones (will not beat out Dareus) and Ankou.

We are also in agreement with TE and a MLB to replace Poz, though I'm interested to see what Brown could do there.  I would say G in general, not just RG.

Losing Colvin will hurt.  I liked what I saw with Myrick, though I'm unsure if I would completely trust him yet to be the nickel.

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