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Best 4th Round Pick in Jaguars History
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Unbelievable that this thread has degenerated into a argument about Tavian Banks. He was nothing special in two years, and then was injured and out of the NFL. Lots of RBs look good in preseason, remember Toston? Banks was Deji Karim, except that he was injured before he would have been cut.
For the pick I'll go Garrard. I was not a big fan of Garrard, but he was a decent starting QB in spite of having horrendous WRs and only one year (2007) with a quality OL. Those who choose Rob Johnson = Fred Taylor have a reasonable argument, but the Jags got lucky picking Taylor, Coughlin wanted Curtis Enis that draft. "Why should I give information to you when all you want to do is find something wrong with it?" |
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