(03-01-2024, 02:47 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(03-01-2024, 02:27 PM)Cleatwood Wrote: Sigh. Some people just aren't very bright.

LaPorta is good on the Lions and is TE1 as well as option #2. Fact.

LaPorta in an offense that already had Ridley, Kirk, Zay (I don't even like Zay) and Engram (solidified TE1)? Still good but wouldn't have seen the field as much because he would be TE2. Therefore his production wouldn't have looked like it did in Detroit. He would have never even sniffed 120 targets in Jacksonville. That's the point.

It's clear you arent very bright lol.  That would just open it up more for LaPorta being the opposing defenses can't just focus on LaPorta and St Brown. It wouldn't make him less dangerous it, it would benefit his game more if he had better weapons around him to where the defenses would have to concentrate on more than what he had in Det.  LaPorta was option number 1 at times last year and St Brown is better than any WR we have, LaPorta was just that good

  Just like if we drafted Bowers this year he could make this offense deadly if we can fix the oline as well and he would likely have a Pro Bowl type season.  With that said, Lions have Jameson Williams, a top 12 draft pick, and Josh Reynolds who is a decent WR.  La Porta would of absolutely got his touches if he was a Jag last year, this offense was missing and needed another weapon on offense especially when Kirk went down.

(03-01-2024, 05:58 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(03-01-2024, 02:32 PM)Jaguarmeister Wrote: Some guys take longer to develop than others. 

While this is true, flgatesjag has been underperforming for years on this board. I think we've already seen his best and it's just not good enough.