Quote:Wrong, go back and look of the 9 new starters Seattle had in year 1 of the rebuild 4 of them where on the roster the previous year (IE the opposite of what the Jags did they evaluated what they had), 1 was traded for (Lynch) and 3 guys they brought in Free Agency as stop gap players the last one was a drafted rookie.

 

15 of Seattles 21 starters where on the roster in 2009, 1 of their starters in 2010 was a rookie they drafted, and the remaining 5 where free agents/trades

 

Jacksonville on the other hand has 35 of 53 new players in year 1.

 

Who cares where the guys came from? The point was to give relative no name guys who were either cheap or young a chance to play in their new system and prove themselves worthy of staying around. They found Browner and Red Bryant doing this. Maybe the long term contributers we found are Marks and Blackmon.

 

Why would you want the jags to look at players we had from last year, you mean the backups to the bad players we cut/ didnt re-sign?

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