(10-15-2019, 09:57 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(10-15-2019, 08:56 PM)Bullseye Wrote: Post Ramsey questions:

1.  Knowing that Foles should be healthy by mid to late November, and having a better idea what we have in Minshew, what would you do with the extra draft capital?

Would you:

A.  Still invest in the QB position?

B.  Use the draft capital to rebuild the defensive line?

c.  Use the draft capital to build the offensive line?

D.  USe the draft capital to acquire a vet like Trent Williams?

E.  Use the draft capital to trade up?

F.  Use the draft capital to trade back and accumulate more picks?

I need to see where we are after the season. Personally, I would look to use picks on the O-line and CB in round 1 and NT in round 2. That is just a rough estimate though. It all depends on how the draft shakes out. If either Georgia LT Andrew Thomas or Washington LT Trey Adams are on the board when we pick, I'm all over that, but otherwise I need to see who falls to our picks. I really love prospects like Auburn NT Derrick Brown, LSU Safety Grant Delpit, Wisconsin C Tyler Biadasz, LSU CB Kristian Fulton, Stanford CB Paulson Adebo, Ohio State CB Jeffrey Okudah, Missouri TE Albert Okwuegbunam.

Agree with your list of prospects. I'd like to see this:

Rd. 1, 1st pick: Jeff Okudah, cornerback

Rd. 1, 2nd pick: Tyler Biadasz, center

Rd. 2: Colby Parkinson, tight end

Okudah has been compared to Ramsay by some draft experts. Biadasz can step in immediately at center with Linder moving back to guard. Parkinson is a big target at tight end to complement Oliver and Swaim. Obviously, linebacker and safety positions also need to be addressed depending on Williams' development, Ryan's health and Wilson's performance this season. By trading Ramsay and cutting Norwell and Campbell the Jaguars should be able to be active again in free agency- even after re-signing Yannick.

Bottom line, the Jaguars will be better off after Ramsay is gone. His "me-first" mentality will not be missed.

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