(01-16-2022, 04:50 PM)jaguarmvp Wrote:

(01-16-2022, 04:41 PM)RicoTx Wrote: I called that one.

Far too easy.

Yeah...Jones was 'great' this year.

Your such a useless troll. Yes he was this year. He should be rookie of the year. Go look at his numbers. I watched that entire Buffalo whooping over the pats.  That loss was much more on new England's defense not able to stop Buffalo's offense.

Jones had a 90+ rating this year. Insane! 

Lawrence had a 72 rating 

If you choose to be naive and beat your chest over one game go ahead. 

If you called it, that means some part of your small bird brain has common sense. 

Tired of serving you. Back to ignore list. My IQ drops reading your useless post.

Mac Jones over the last six games, including the layup vs the team the Jaguars signed off the street on the Saturday before the game, has 8 TDs (mostly in garage time) and 7 INTs.
Excluding the Jaguars game it's 5 and 7, but I doubt you want to throw it out, regardless of what a ridiculous game it was from a roster standpoint.
In those games he threw for about 6.6 YPA, 6.4 if you take out the Jags game.
Over the last six games he had 60.7% completion, 58.1% without the Jags.

What's the point? He wasn't good, he just was on a much better team than Trevor, and when opponents forced the game into his hands he couldn't do anything outside of garbage time.

The only games he notched as wins over the last six were the Jaguars, a fielded team that the Jaguars' own regular starters probably would have beaten soundly, and a Buffalo game in which he completed 2 passes.

Still, Jaguars should have taken him instead of Trevor, right?

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