I tend to think Bradley because of a growing consensus of the Jaguars having a really good core of young talent and he's only won 7 games in two years. It is basically put up or shut up time for him.

 

But Bortles is seen as the linchpin of this entire regime. And despite his struggles last year there is almost an assumption that he will be a lot better this year. Part of that is because the team has done a good job of getting him multiple weapons on offense and three new o-linemen. Not to many an upgraded offensive coaching staff.

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