(08-18-2024, 12:38 PM)Jag149 Wrote:

(08-18-2024, 02:53 AM)p_rushing Wrote: Jags will need to sign another QB and should go ahead and cut CJ

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I am not sure what value cutting CJ would be to us, so why on earth do that? Who would you sign at this point as a replacement that would not be available later on? Also since we will probably keep only 2 QB's on the 53 we would then have to have whoever we signed clear waivers. It would be easier (and cheaper) to wait and pick up a practice squad QB after cuts.

Watching Doug's interview we can assume Jones is our backup this year.  Doug has his #2 QB from the look on his face and is quite happy about it.  I would offer CJ an opportunity on our practice squad at the least if we decide to keep 2 QB's.  Jones just might be too good and expensive to keep as a #2 after this year. CJ missed the jail breaks at the beginning of a few plays back pedaling when he should have turned and run, which is correctable.  The shame is that after that series our line began to pick up what was going on a bit better.

Baalkie - who the hack is calling me from a 952 area code?

CJ is old, he isn't correcting anything.

The Jags need a QB on the roster so they figure out if he can be the backup next year. Keeping CJ on the roster just hurts any chance for finding another backup. The Jags can sign CJ off the tractor if they need a quick option. CJ may even take an equipment manager roll or something once no one signs him.

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(08-18-2024, 01:01 PM)HardcoreMoJagFan Wrote: I'm still hoping someone calls to offer a third rounder for Mac

You can't take that trade unless you have another QB option for backup. With 17 games, you have to have backups ready.

Only a 1st would make me think about it.

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