Since a few of you are spinning this into something it's not - I figured context might help. 

 

Quote:<div>..a top 15 quarterback makes this team playoff capable. How far off am I?
 
John: I thought about this question, then rethought about it and tried to step back from the disappointment that was Sunday. After considering it, I have to say I don’t agree. That’s not to be snide or reactionary. A Top-15 quarterback definitely would help, and it would get the Jaguars to the point of competitiveness. But there are still a few holes. The interior of the offensive line has to play better, and the defensive front absolutely needs playmakers than can rush the passer and disrupt the offense. This process won’t take forever, but it’s further away than just one player. Even if that player is a quarterback.
 

 

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Oehser sounds about right to me.  How many of us have repeatedly been saying this o-line would still hinder a quality QB's production?  That's what he's saying. 

 

I mean, Rackley is not good at all, Meester is basically 2 years past his prime and struggling, and Bradfield is horribly inconsistent and gave up sacks on back to back plays the other day.  I don't care who's back there - they might keep it closer on the scoreboard  - but they won't win many. 

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