(04-21-2022, 10:53 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: I'm not excited at all because I know that no matter what they do it will be wrong. I have not fallen in love with any of the pass rushers, the skill players aren't R1P1 caliber and we'll likely not select the best player in Evan Neal.

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(04-21-2022, 01:15 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote:

(04-21-2022, 06:06 AM)ChrisJagBoy Wrote: I think because of how poorly Trevor played last season it has dampered my excitement a bit. Even tho, I do expect him to bounce back under much better circumstances it just leaves a lingering feeling of doubt in my gut.. maybe it's because we've never had a real QB or maybe it's because I'm tired of the constant hype and then enevitible drop off come week 1 of the regular season.

That being said, if we can leave this draft with an elite player at #1 (presumably Hutch) and a #1 WR of the future.. along with continuing to solidify the O line and other various holes I'll be happy.

“Maybe it’s because we’ve never had a real QB”

You didn’t watch Jaguar football from 1995-2002.

Well I was born in 1994 so you would be correct. That being said, if you think Mark Brunell was an elite/franchise QB you're clueless. He had a RB who should be in the HOF, a LT who is in the HOF and two insanely talented WRs. I understand that the passing game was weaker due to the rules back then.. but not to the degree of 20 td 9 ints (his best season statistically) is "Franchise QB" caliber.

To this point, Blake Bortles statisticly has been our best QB and that.. is disgusting.


Again, I understand the game has changed.. but for the record.

Blake Bortles had a 35 TD season with the jaguars.
Brunells most TD passes as a jaguar was 20. (Brunells best season was in 2005 with washington, 23-10)

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