(10-31-2021, 06:50 PM)OzJohnnie Wrote:

(10-31-2021, 06:22 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: You're the guy who said TLaw throwing the ball 51 times week 1 was a great idea, so if anyone is the football moron it would be you. Frankly much of what's hurting us right now is too late to fix because Urbz [BLEEP] up the offseason by poor FA acquisitions and a poor draft. Even so, the rookies should be on the field. It's obvious there's nothing left for this season, maybe we can have something together with a new front office to put in place for after this year.

1.  No idea offered, noted.

2. Yes, TLaw needs to throw the ball.  Did you notice how much he sucks today?  Only one way for him to get better, if he can get better, and that's practice.  We have another year to wait to find out if he will.

3. You notice this piece-o-crap team today?  What FA worth his salt is going to come to this s***-storm?  None.  Zero.  All we'll be able to do is sign up mid-range talent on big contracts right now.  You want that?  You want good FA's to join us this offseason?  Then you better hope that TLaw starts showing some improvement and a chance at going superstar or else the best we'll get are has-beens looking for a retirement payday or never-gonna-be's that get lucky on seeing a desperate team.


Everything rides on TLaw's shoulders in terms of this team picking up talent and improving.  So he better start showing some calm and some personal improvement.  If he's reading defenses and making throws but crap WR's can catch anything then a big name WR will join this team to get those nice passes.  But if TL looks like garbage, panicking under pressure and unable read defenses then the best talent won't come.  It's as simple as that.

The same is true on defense.  If you want defensive anchors to come in who can provide onfield direction and leadership then they won't be going anywhere near a team that can't compete offensively.


There is simply two ways to watch the Jags at the moment.  All eyes on The Franchise.  That's obvious.  And eyes on any individual players that you want to make it in the bigs, either here or somewhere else.  That's it.  This dumpster fire offers nothing else.


(This post sounds suspiciously not like a defense of UM.  Funny that.)

I know this is a big line of Meyer apologists, but it is just completely false.  Some older players may take less to play for a winner, but young players overwelmingly follow the money.  It's their opportunity for a lifetime of financial security.  Their agents, who get a cut, will also do everything possible to encourage the player to take the biggest paycheck.  Urban Meyer in his post free agent press conference said that he had no problems with players wanting to come to Jacksonville.  If they went after a player and didn't get him, it was because they were outbid.

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