(10-25-2018, 11:11 AM)Krayz_Jville_D Wrote:

(10-25-2018, 09:47 AM)Kane Wrote: "I'm a realist" is the most used cop out for being a negative annoying little twit lol
Usually when you've been busted on some BS and have nothing left to offer to the argument.

It's a defensive tactic similar to the offensive tactic of name calling and grammar/spelling correcting.

and calling people babies, whiny, throwing fits is any different?

fact is, this team is WAY underperforming, those calling the team out, are factually in the right, anyone defending the team, looks stupid, easy to see where you fall, per usual

Yes... it is different.
But I wouldn't expect you to know the difference.

Just like everyone is bagging on the bad moves, and very few people are actually giving the team a pass.
It's just a matter of being like "I'm mad, this sucks" or what you kids do "waaaahhhhh terrible, we all suck, fire everyone, waaah"

Do you see the difference?
Oh, no... of course not.

Per usual? Check my posts kid. I have yet to give ANYONE a pass or defending anyone.
I'm one of the real realists who see problems everywhere. Plenty of blame to go around.

I just think it is funny when kids like you and the other posters in this thread cry and seemingly throw tantrums about something literally out of your control.

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(10-25-2018, 11:34 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(10-25-2018, 11:31 AM)Jaguarmeister Wrote: I agree about him playing on the option.  If he’s cut before next season, though, the dead cap would only be for next year.  It would be somewhere between $10 million and $16.5 million depending on how much Bortles is signed for elsewhere.  There would be no dead cap in 2020.  A rookie playing on a rookie deal
would seem to be the smart plan going forward especially when factoring in Bortles’ dead money.  Given the fact that keeping him next year puts his cap hit at $21 million, I’d say it’s almost a certainty that he either restructures or more likely is cut outright.  Unless he balls out going forward, which doesn’t seem likely.

I have a feeling Blake has a few bounce back games and they keep #5 in 2019, draft a rookie, and either start the rookie mid-season 2019 or right away in 2020 when Blake is gone.

Agreed. 
I don't think they just straight cut ties after a season with so many injuries and other issues on offense.
Although I wouldn't be mad at them if they did. There are ways to work around that dead cap money next season.

But regardless of whether 5 is here or not next season they've gotta have a back up plan that is not Cody frickin Kessler lol

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