(12-26-2019, 09:10 PM)iam Wrote: Bad player management. We are recycling positions that I would consider we hit on in regards to productions.

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(12-26-2019, 06:42 PM)Senor Fantastico Wrote: Missing on QBs isn't the only thing wrong. But far and away it is the biggest reason the team can't consistently win. 

You could develope a list similar to yours for a lot of NFL teams but if they have a great QB, they overcome it. 

Take a look at the Ravens from the Joeckel draft forward:

2013: Matt Elam - out of NFL
2013: Arthur Brown - out of NFL
2013: Brandon Williams - Good Starter

2014: CJ Mosley - other team starter
2014: Timmy Jernigan - other team backup
2014: Terrence Brooks - other team backup

2015: Breshard Perriman - other team backup
2015: Maxx Williams - other team backup
2015: Carl Davis - on Jaguars 

2016: Ronnie Stanley - Great player
2016: Kamalei Correa - other team backup
2016: Bronson Kafusi - other team backup

2017: Marlon Humphrey - starter
2017: Tyus Bowser - backup
2017: Chris Wormley - backup

2018: Hayden Hurst - backup
2018: Lamar Jackson - probable MVP
2018: Orlando Brown - starter


There's nothing appreciably special about their draft or development other than one single pick.

What’s special about that is “MVP”. The Ravens success is predicated on Lamar Jackson only.

I'd say their success is predicated on having an elite head coach. John Harbaugh has won a Superbowl with a bad pocket passer, and now it looks like he might win another with a good running QB. The big thing is he had the brains and guts to recognize he had to do something truly different building around players he had in a way the NFL turns its nose up at to win, and he's done it.

That's why the Ravens always win, they have elite coaching, and it's witnessing elite coaching and the effects it has on teams around the NFL that tells me the Jaguars should go ahead and clean house this off-season. They have at best mediocre coaching right now, and I can't see any reason to sit on mediocrity.

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