I can't believe some are defending Baalke.  This team is 1-5 with four of those losses being by double digits and the lone win being a squeaker against a team that came into the game having lost 4 straight and having the worst point differential in the entire NFL.  Why should we be surprised?  I did this on another board, but I will remind you of Baalke's track record as general manager in San Francisco:

Year 1:  13-3
Year 2:  11-4
Year 3:  12-4
Year 4:  8-8
Year 5:  5-11
Year 6:  2-14

Can you not see the trend?  The longer he was in charge, the worse the team got.

As for the Jaguars draft this year, you can say it is early, but so far, it has been terrible outside of Trevor Lawrence who was a no brainer.  If we put aside special teams and look at offensive snaps for offensive players and defensive snaps for defensive players, below are the percentage of snaps taken from our draft class:

Trevor Lawrence 100%
Tyson Campbell    51%
Luke Farrell          25%
Andre Cisco          11%
Jay Tufele              3%
Walker Little        <1% 
Jordan Smith         0%
Jalen Camp           0% 
Travis Etienne        0% (Injured Reserve)

The only player outside of Trevor Lawrence that is getting significant playing time is Campbell and he has looked terrible  Farrell has 5 receptions and a fumble.  Cisco has played special teams, but has only been given 2 defensive snaps in the last 4 games despite being active in all of those games.  The other five players, which comprises the majority of our nine player draft class, have combined for a total of 14 offensive/defensive snaps through 6 games.  The guy who ran onto the field before the game in London has seen just about the same amount of the field as almost half of our draft class.  That's terrible.

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