(04-17-2018, 10:16 PM)Jaguarmeister Wrote: He’s more valuable to a split backfield type of team. I’m sure the Jags would love to have him backing up Fournette, but I believe there are probably a handful of teams that would pay more than us. Probably see a team sign him after the draft.

I think the Jags should consider having a quality backup, that gets more than an occasional play here and there. Not necessarily an even split, but something closer to the distribution of Fred and Maurice, when both were performing at a high level. Not sure how long Fournette can last slamming his body into brick walls play after play. Fournette' s body is going to take a beating, with the Jags taking a run first approach.

Grant is better in situations where his straight line speed can be utilized. Yeldon still seems to me to be just a guy. There is a need for a backup that has the ability to put up big numbers in Fournette's absence, should it occur. Or to be able to spell him effectively. C.J. is quick to the hole, and has some shiftiness and escapability.

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