I guess I get it. But, at the same time I hope this isn't a sign that the front office isn't comfortable with what's available in the market in the next month or so. Henne isn't a threat. Bortles knows that. This fan base knows that. Maybe Allen takes another step forward but that remains to be seen. 

 

Of course. I could be jumping the gun here. His deal was restructured in our favor I believe so he could yet be expendable once we get into and through the preseason campaign in August (Only six months from now, can't wait, it'll be here before we know it). 

 

If they do feel they have no choice but to stick it out with Bortles in 2017 I am going to assume they're going to take the 2016 tacks route on offense. Load up the backfield, beef up the interior and run, run, run and run some more. I am fine with that philosophy on offense if they go this route. Bortles seems to operate better from the play action game anyway. 

 

Based on Hackett's commitment to getting the ground game going last year after Olson floundered may indicate that they want that trend to continue into 2017. Wouldn't bother me at all now if they drafted Cook or Fournette in the event Allen or Garrett are off the board, which seems likely now. SO... could be looking at a three headed monster between Cook / Fournette - Ivory - Yeldon. 

 

Probably see lineman like Dan Feeney and Dion Dawkins available on day two. And Taylor Moton and Dan Elfein on day three. 

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