(10-29-2024, 12:23 PM)The_Franchise_QB Wrote:

(10-28-2024, 09:24 PM)homebiscuit Wrote: Who knows how FO office politics plays out, but it has to be a given to anyone that this regime is over. For us fans, it's now a game of speculating who is moving in this January.

How many of us predicted we would go full-on Jaguars this year? I didn't expect it to be this bad. It's awful. But what makes it especially frustrating is we're not devoid of talent like most of the other dark years. We have the talent to win games, but we simply can't, for whatever reason of the week. Which is the hallmark of a leaderless team. Doug just wants to get high and sit on the beach.

It would be nice if Trevor had the captainship of Peyton Manning. Such a quality could carry this team in difficult games. But in all honesty, not many QBs possess it in such quantities.

It' so unfortunate the majority believe this. If there is enough talent, Baalke is going no where. 

Khan already showed his cards this preseason saying best Jags team ever, it's going to fall only on coaching. 

The truth is when you take the teal glasses off, its a bottom 5 roster. There is very LITTLE talent. Lions game will show that gap, maybe people will wake up.

I think they almost have enough talent to be a ~.500 team now - but not enough to win a division or advance beyond a wildcard game. 

50% less stupid mistakes from the current roster and they have 4 wins right now. 

Now if you're of the opinion that the inconsistencies and mistakes fall under the umbrella of "talent" then that's a different conversation. 

My best attempt at being objective about this roster is that they are 3 pieces away on the offense from a competitive group of starters and 4 pieces away on a defense that needs a new leader desperately. 

That does represent a meaningful lack of talent even if it doesn't sound as dire as your description.

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