My reaction to this trade is that it gives us final confirmation of the horrendous job that Caldwell did as general manager. His mistakes have been documented ad-nauseum on this forum and no need to repeat them again. Imagine if the Jaguars had drafted Tristan Wirfs and Justin Jefferson instead of Henderson and Chaisson. Not only would they have saved $14 million on Cam Robinson, but both the offensive tackle and receiver positions would have been upgraded significantly.

As far as this trade goes, I have mixed feelings. It was only a matter of time before Henderson imploded again and his trade value lowered. That being said, the Jaguars traded the 9th pick in the 2020 draft for an undrafted tight end and added a 3rd rounder in place of a 5th. Arnold definitely has a high ceiling as a tight end, but has yet to demonstrate this consistently on the field. Hopefully he and Hollister will finally make our opponents account for the tight ends. In the short-term, this trade will hurt the team since Tyson Campbell has a LONG WAY to go as evidenced by the ball AJ Green caught on him yesterday when Campbell couldn't have been in a better position for an interception or at least knocking the ball down. Campbell will get a season at corner to see if he can significantly improve his non-existent ball skills. If he doesn't, the team will need to cut their losses.

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