(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?

#1 would depend on how much Cam signs for; you could also debate that the team rolls with both guys, but reverses positions. I'd ether favor that or 5, because I'm not very keen on Neal at 1, and I don't see a trade happening unless we accept a fleecing.

I'd even be ok with moving back up into the latter part of the first at the expense of next year's picks if there is someone they target to improve the offense (either lineman or WR). We wasted this first year with Trevor, I think we'll need some urgency now to get building into what we foresee as the nexus of this team's future. If we dibble and dabble over the course of a few years, we may find windows closing before they even get a chance to be opened.

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