(04-22-2022, 04:36 PM)RicoTx Wrote:

(04-22-2022, 03:55 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: No, a CB has never gone #1 overall, but had NFL teams known how those guys had turned out, I bet they would have, if given a do-over. Personally, I have compared Gardner to Revis on several occasions. I think "Sauce" is in the same discussion with all those CB's you mentioned. 

As far as Hutchinson, it's not so much of how much better he is than say, Thibodeaux or Johnson, it's just that I feel his floor is so much higher than those guys and he is a perfect scheme fit, unlike Walker who would have to learn a whole new position, if drafted to be a 3-4 OLB. I think Hutchinson is a very good player, maybe not elite, but I think he's a very safe pick. I don't see any bust factor with him. I think his floor is more of a Ryan Kerrigan type career. That's why I believe if we go edge rusher, he has to be the pick. This team cannot have another first round bust. It just seems like that happens to us time after time. 

They were very decisive last season as far as the #1 overall pick, because just about EVERYONE had Lawrence as the top pick. That one was a no-brainer. As far as Etienne, that was probably a whole different story that we may never be privy to. If rumors are true that the head coach wants one guy, the GM wants another and the rest of the coaching staff wants another guy, that is clearly dysfunction. These guys need to get on the same page. 

I agree, but if they truly have that many guys they are still choosing from, it makes me less sure that they will make the right choice.

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If this was any team other than ours, I might believe that regarding this particular issue. This is the Jaguars though. We have a decade long history of dysfunction. Anything is possible with this team.

How stupid.  So 31 other teams can be talking out their [BLEEP], but the fact that the Jaguars are doing it, it's 'dysfunction'.

(04-22-2022, 07:06 PM)I am Yoda Wrote:

(04-22-2022, 02:39 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: That to me, shows complete dysfunction. As for the 4th guy, I disagree. I believe it has to be Ahmad Gardner. He's probably the best player in the entire draft. I don't see how anyone can't see that. He's literally the perfect CB. He has size, speed, fluid movement was a total lockdown corner in college. He never allowed a TD in his college career and allowed just 131 yards receiving in 14 games last year. What more could anyone ask out of a CB? He and Hutchinson are far and away the best players in the draft.

A couple of weeks ago, I posted that I would not take a CB at #1 because of positional value.  I'm still generally biased in that direction.  But Sauce probably is the best player in this draft.  As such, I couldn't hate it if he were the pick.  I'd have to be happy that we got a very good player, even though I prefer someone else.