Quote:i agree with you on most of this. However i dont think that cam was brought in to put pressure or be a contingency for Albert. I think its the other way around. Albert was a contingency for them missing a oline in the draft. i dont think you draft guys to put pressureon 32 y/o guys with a 2nd round pick. 

 

We now have two guys who can play inside and out and want to compete for LT. If cam becomes what they believe he will be, great, we have a LT for the next 10 years. If not we have a decent stop gap till we find one. Either way i doubt either will spend time on the bench once the season starts.

Well that wasn't my point. Of course they didnt draft Robinson that high just to spite Albert. My point I was trying to make was if you watched Dave Caldwell's presser, he kept emphasizing Robinson will be a LT, best player will start, then ended it with Albert will never get a new deal. I think all of that was a message to Albert, of course his agent was watching and aware of the situation. 

 

I think by drafting a O Linemen, and with the current situation will Albert, they are digging their feet in the sand and wont budge on Alberts demands. This move, while a move for the Jaguars future with our without Albert, gives the Jaguars all the leverage over Alberts contract demands. 

 

Albert needs to show up, or ship out. Either way, the Jaguars dont care because they are not going to be giving him a new deal. Brandon Albert and Cam Robinson will compete for the LT spot, whoever loses in my eyes gets kicked out to guard. 

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