(04-27-2018, 02:48 PM)The Eleventh Doctor Wrote: Honestly, if the Jaguars had a QB in mind  that they wanted and felt would lead this team to a championship that they didn't feel would be available at pick #61 (or somewhere they could trade up without losing too much), they would have drafted him instead of Bryant.

I knew the Jags weren't going to trade up for one of the top QB's. It would've been too expensive. Even moving from #29 to #15, (where Rosen went), would've cost us multiple high picks. That just wasn't realistically going to happen. I know the Jags probably don't have a QB in mind, but IMO, they should. They have no backup plan in place, if Bortles doesn't take that step forward. Kessler sure isn't a starting caliber QB, but considering what we got him for, (which is basically nothing), he's a decent backup for now. He's just no threat to Bortles starting job at all.

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