(10-28-2024, 05:37 PM)TTechJag85 Wrote:

(10-28-2024, 05:07 PM)carp8dm Wrote: I was gonna reply to him as well.  I'll just bold what you said, because it's dead on correct.

When Pederson is (hopefully) fired, the Jaguars will be the most enticing job opening for both a HC and a GM.  And that is because of Lawrence.  Of the teams that are going to potentially fire thier HC's, Trevor Lawrence is head and shoulders the best QB.  On top of that, the college QBs that will make up the 2025 draft class don't look that impressive.  This is a down year for drafting a college QB, many believe.  

Unless the Bengals fire their Taylor and/or the Bears fire Eberfluse (or however you spell his name), Lawrence is the best QB out there for a HC to come and work with.

McCarthy is gonna be fired in Dallas, but there's no young up and coming OC that would want to start their Head Coaching career under the thumb of Jerry Jones.  Plus, I think Lawrence has way more upside that Dak.  So besides Chicago and Cincy, what other potential job opening has a QB that has so much talent and potential than Lawrence?  

We're not in a rebuild, either.  We are in a situation where we make a few changes, specifically on D, and this team is a playoff contender.  And that's mainly because of the offense and out QB, specifically.

Our job will be an attractive one IMO like you mentioned. But I think it is highly dependent on if we get rid of Baalke… he is widely regarded as a GM who is difficult to work with.. and I know most don’t think this but I think we do get rid of everyone. You can only play the same card so much.

To keep this Trevor related after watching all 22 what he did with the injuries sustained is a noteworthy performance. He is improving and with the weapons we will have around him this will become a very attractive job to a potential HC candidate. All QBs make mistakes …. And like it was previously mentioned unlike others we don’t have a defense to bail him out of his. But he put us in position to win this game despite the mistakes against a really good defense. He is stringing together some very impressive games in a row.

At this point I'm praying that every coaching candidate makes firing Baalke a requirement. I mean he only held on because Pederson was the only coach who would work with him, and Pederson is still well regarded around the league. 

I could see none of the HC candidates being okay with him.

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