(02-09-2018, 01:58 PM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(02-09-2018, 01:20 PM)JagJohn Wrote: I have a sneaky feeling that Blake will be starter next year, and he will come out of the blocks absolutely on fire, and this whole discussion is quickly forgotten. I think this season has been a bridge to getting his confidence back and he'll be ready to truly kick on and become a no-question franchise QB. 

Either that or he absolutely sucks. The problem with Blake is that, at this point at least, you just can't know what you're gonna see on any given Sunday. I completely understand those people who do want to move on from him.

And this is exactly why I'm on the fence about Blake.

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(02-09-2018, 01:41 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Yeah. Understood. 

My suggestion is predicated on winning with Blake in 2018 by bolstering the offense around him while the team develops a rookie behind him to take over in 2019. 

Of course if the team has identified the QB position as a tipping point, they would need to approach it with the "win now" method in free agency/trade. 

I'm just advocating what I see as the most cap friendly solution in hopes of keeping the defensive roster intact moving forward. Hitting on a QB that could start in 2019 would keep some big spending at bay for a few more years. I think that possibility makes it worth an early pick in this draft. (I'd even advocate moving up ahead of Buffalo to take a QB if there were one they felt strongly about falling to pick 18 or 19 unexpectedly.)

So you'd be willing to give up next years 1 or 2?