Quote:   Just to add to what you mentioned,  especially regarding last season,  it's likely that Chad Henne played a significant role in the development of the Jaguars young receivers.   Henne is the type of veteran QB who can pinpoint the importance of route precision and route adjustment.   As much as the coaches can provide teaching,  players usually pay close attention to what their veteran teammates say.  

 

  Also,  with a rookie Center last season,  Henne probably was able to offer input regarding the protections and adjustments.   Being a rookie in the NFL is extremely challenging.   The more viable help that's on the same page,  the better.  

 

  This season,  Henne could offer pointers to T.J. Yeldon regarding being in the right place on blitz protection.   Having a veteran QB on the roster who is willing to be a coach on the field is worth its weight in football gold.   Bringing in a QB from another roster to replace Henne at this time is definitely the direction I wouldn't go in from a Jags perspective.