(01-09-2022, 11:39 AM)Bullseye Wrote: People were encouraged by Walker Little's performance against the Patriots last week (one of the few Jaguars to warrant any kind of praise).  Given his physical tools, his relatively high draft position, he was projected by most to be an eventual starter.

In an interview earlier in the week, Little stated he has been working all season at both left and RT position.

Assuming he is capable of being a quality starter at both tackle positions, what is the best option for the Jaguars' OL and why?

1.  Cam Robinson at LT and Walker Little at RT

2.  Terrron Armstead at LT and Walker Little at RT

3.  Neal at LT and Little at RT

4.  Little at LT and Neal at RT

5.  Little at LT and other rookie (Kennard, Penning, Petit Frere) at RT

6.  Other

In short, what would be the best use of current personnel. the draft, and free agency?

Option 2 is by far the best, but we're not gonna get Armstead. I'd try to land him, but I know this is gonna be a likely impossibility. When that fails, I'd go with option A, by tagging Robinson again and then still proceeding to draft a guy with experience at both OT positions like Max Mitchell of Louisiana. I'd still go forward with my plan to draft a couple OT's. They can compete with Robinson and Little for the starting OT spots or we could move them inside to OG. I like having versatile players on the offensive line. I just have everyone compete for starting positions and we play the best guys, no matter who they are. Robinson has improved enough that he is serviceable. He's only given up 1 sack on the season. The problem is the right side of the O-Line.

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