(03-29-2018, 08:43 PM)Jags02 Wrote:

(03-29-2018, 09:17 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: Watching some footage of him throwing, he definitely lacks some velocity, but looks pretty smart and not terribly inaccurate.

If you need to move the ball downfield with the solid run game and a back-up at QB, he looks capable of hitting those shallow crossers,  quick in- routes, or comebacks.  Wouldn't trust him on the out routes and I'd limit the deep stuff to single coverage targets in PA.

Could be a solid back-up.

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As several have mentioned, predicting the Jags early draft picks is going to be a total crap shoot now.
They have so many ways to go after covering their backsides at several positions in free agency.
QB2, WR, TE, and OL all saw some help with new acquisitions.

RG seems glaring to many of us, but how do Cough-Well really feel about Cann?  
TE could certainly use help, but does the ASJ add give them flexibility to wait a while before taking one? Could be.
LB is a mystery. Could definitely use depth, but do they like Blair Brown at SAM? Do they want another stub backer early?
WR could be left alone, or it could have another bigger body added to shore up the X spot.
RB could easily be ignored until the late rounds, or they could grab a stud spell-back to make #27 part of 1,2 punch.
CB could use depth and competition at nickel. But when?  
SS is an interesting spot to look toward. Church is no spring chicken. Do they look to the future at safety this soon?
DE  Is Fowler truly a consideration to trade as some speculate?  Do they look to draft his replacement? 

So many options.

With Church and Jerrod Wilson, I feel like the SS spot is set. We do need a backup for Gip tho at FS.

At QB, I like Kessler enough to go with just him and Bortles at the position. I don't see a dire need to get a QB in the draft unless you truly think he's capable of taking over the starting spot as early as mid-2019. Rudolph, Jackon or Falk can all maybe do as much, but I'd rather pass on them all and just go with the two QBs.