(08-29-2018, 05:56 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(08-28-2018, 06:54 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: We're even more stacked at TE, than we are at WR, so he wouldn't have a chance. I don't think he makes the regular season roster, but I believe he's a lock for the practice squad as a WR.

 Really? 

We have one good receiving TE that can sort-of block a little bit, two complete nobodies, and an aging ST guy. 
How is that "stacked?"

As I've said since the draft, I think Lazard is going to the PS, not the TE room, but I definitely see TE as one of the weakest position groups on the team. Not "stacked."

Trashing the TE spot, eh? 

Koyack has done everything the Jaguars have asked of him. He has clutch hands and blocks are well as any TE on the roster. Terrific attitude similar to Ty Hallock.

O'Shaughnessy is a terrific player. He is used as an edge block to jimmy free RB screens, etc. He's tough as nails. Just wait until the Jaguars turn him loose as a seam-busting sprint TE. I have no idea why he reminds me of Jason Babin, but he does?

You better get used to Scott Orndoff. The guy is a solid play-maker in limited space. His TD reception was a healthy dose of 'shock and awe' to all of us and probably stands as the single best reception in camp.

You don't move Lazard. If I am Tom Coughlin, Doug Marrone, or Keenan McCardell I am telling Lazard to bide his time and study all the Ed McCaffrey video he can get his hands on. Ed ran a 4.47 forty in his day. Allen currently runs a 4.55. With a speed coach helping to make him more explosive, Lazard will likely close the gap.

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