(10-14-2019, 10:33 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: It’s all part of the process to becoming a better QB. All the veterans have experienced it. Now the question is can Minshew and the coaches have a solid plan B in place for the next time this happens. Adversity makes you stronger.

And the answer is NO. Minshew is another mediocre QB the Jags are madly in love with, who is a marginal talent at best. The Jags have had no-talent QBs for so long they wouldn’t know a good QB if one bit them on the butt. Here’s my prediction. Jags are going to continue to lose games until Minshew has drilled them into a deep hole of loss by the time Foles comes back. Foles will win a couple of games just to prove he is the real deal, but the Jags will end up with a losing season...AGAIN! Then we’ll see what kind of epically bad management decisions the Jags make...like trading Foles instead of Minshew. When they have a good player (i.e., Jalen Ramsey) they frustrate him so badly he wants traded. Anyone but me notice how all the players the Jags have traded, or lost to free agency, go on to play great for their new teams? The Jags are a team that apparently suppresses talent. Players have to go somewhere else to flourish. Maybe that’s because the Jags indulge in insane thinking like benching Foles (after he’s healed) in favor of game-loser Minshew. Let’s face it. The Jags are comfortable being one of the worst teams in the league. I’ve lived here 20 years and I can count winning seasons on one hand.

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