(03-12-2022, 10:24 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(03-12-2022, 10:15 PM)Cleatwood Wrote: Wait. You would be ok walking into next season with Marvin, Shenault, Agnew and Treadwell? Even if they add a rookie in round 2, that’s atrocious.

Before over paying crazy?   yes.  We also have 2 3rds.  We could take a WR in the 3rd as well.  We have a lot of other picks after that also.  Not to mention we could still trade for a WR

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(03-12-2022, 10:18 PM)Upper Wrote: Marvin is already better than Gallup and Gage remember.

Yes he is but we can add opposite of MJ in the draft.

Quote:Regardless of what the Jaguars do at wide receiver next week, it is clear the Jaguars will have to use some of their 12 draft picks on a wide reciever, including at least one of their four top-70 picks. The issue, however, is that Baalke's history of drafting at the position is disastrous at worst and nearly non-existent at best.

In seven drafts as a general manager, Baalke has drafted seven receivers. He has used one 1st rounder, three 4th rounders, and three 6th rounders. Those players combined for 100 catches, 1,206 yards and four touchdowns. Three never caught a pass for the team that drafted them.

• 2011: Ronald Johnson (6th round, No. 182). No stats.
  

• 2012: A.J. Jenkins (1st round, No. 30). No stats with SF.
  

• 2013: Quinton Patton (4th round, No. 128: 73 catches for 880 yards and 1 TD.
  

• 2014: Bruce Ellington (4th round, No. 106): 19 catches for 215 yards and 2 TDs in SF.
  

• 2015: DeAndre Smelter (4th Round, No. 132). 1 catch for 23 yards and 1 TD.
  

• 2016: Aaron Burbridge (6th round, No. 213). 7 catches for 88 yards.
  

• 2021: Jalen Camp (6th round, No. 209 overall). Never played a game for the Jaguars. Cut after preseason.
  

Simply put, Baalke's track record is downright terrifying considering the Jaguars' need at the position. The next productive receiver he drafts will be the very first of his career, which says something considering how many drafts he has overseen. This is the general manager the Jaguars have entrusted Trevor Lawrence's future with, however, so they will have to hope he is due to finally land a rookie receiver.