(03-21-2018, 07:17 AM)Rico Wrote:

(03-21-2018, 12:17 AM)D6 Wrote: One possibility that came to mind is the Cowboys decide to sign Allen Hurns.   Then they release Dez Bryant.   The Jaguars then attempt to sign Dez Bryant with some of the salary cap savings from today.    Like Hurns was,  Bryant would be a good fit in terms of being an extension of the Jaguars running game.  Bryant would be a significant upgrade as a receiver.   Whether Bryant would be a good fit from a chemistry perspective from the viewpoint of Tom Coughlin and Doug Marrone seems like a key question.

A big no thanks on Bryant.

 That would be my response if looking at it from a Jaguars fan perspective.  Much more because of the personality factor than concerns about physical skills declining. 

  I think a major part of why Dez Bryant hasn't been as productive in the last couple of seasons is the football chemistry between him and Dak Prescott isn't remotely close to the level that it was between Dez Bryant and Tony Romo.   While Prescott has far exceeded the expectations of the spot he was drafted in,  the experience Romo provided has been a difficult component to replace in the short term.   

 In essence,  the possibility  that I raised came to mind in trying to figure out what positions/ players the Jaguars are likely looking at with the available salary cap space from the release of the Jaguars two veteran skills players.  WR jumped out immediately,  especially when factoring in the FA loss of Allen Robinson as well.   The Jaguars overall roster is amongst the best in the NFL.  Other than the backup QB situation and another LB,  it's hard to find another position that looks like a glaring need.

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