(05-12-2022, 08:10 PM)Bullseye Wrote:

(05-12-2022, 01:24 PM)wrong_box Wrote: whether he is expressing he has some part of his frequent moves or not really doesnt matter. If he was a top tier player worthy of his salary and/or  not over valuing himself , or being negatively vocal about leadership(s) or schemes he was aligned with, he would stick somewhere. Top tier players without big heads and mouths dont get passed around every time the wind blows.

On the other hand, were he the complete liability many here have asserted, team after team wouldn't bother to trade for him.  In 2020, he had a combined 8 sacks for Minnesota and Baltimore, and last year for the raiders, he had ten (10) sacks.  Meanwhile, our leading sacker in 2020 had 5.5 sacks (fewer than Ngakoue's total for the year) , and last year, our leading sacker had 7.5 sacks (again, fewer than Ngakoue's total for the year).  None of these so called humble and quiet players produced anything.

In fact, in the DECADE BEFORE Ngakoue got here, only ONE (1) player matched the ten sacks Ngakoue produced last year:  Bobby McCray in 2006.  There were seasons (note the plural) during that time where NO Jaguars player got more than 4 sacks.

Give me an egomaniac who can rush the passer and create turnovers over a humble guy who can't.  

Edge:  Ngakoue.

All you're doing is looking at a sack number.  Yawn is the worst player in the league at his position against the run and why he gets passed around.  Teams bring him in and realize the few extra sacks isn't worth it when he's the worst in the league at his position at stopping the run and a huge liability in that aspect. He's a pass rush specialist but you don't pay 20 mil a year to a player that's a huge liability

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