(01-08-2019, 08:16 PM)pirkster Wrote:

(12-27-2018, 03:53 PM)JackCity Wrote: He's tall, white and is coached by the guy who coached Peyton+Eli and has linked up with both of them. So naturally the media is very friendly to him

So this explains the gross exaggerations of Haskins...

You keep saying things like this without having *any* analysis added on.   

Not that its surprising. Your QB analysis has been god awful in the past.

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(01-09-2019, 09:40 AM)Bullseye Wrote:

(01-07-2019, 06:10 PM)Firesky Wrote: https://www.lockedonjaguars.com/jaguars/...iel-jones/

The more tape I watch on Jones... the more impressed I become. Especially with the connection to the Mannings.

I think we draft him in the 1st if Haskins isn't there. there is A LOT to like. He doesn't have the arm haskins does; but it seems like that's in the form of "zip" on passes, i've seen him air it out 45-50 yards on a dime several times watching tape. Kid can make full field reads, makes presnap reads well, goes through progressions, navigates the pocket well, has the arm to make every throw, has great touch on his passes, is accurate, multi year starter, great on the play action, moves safeties with his eyes etc. This kid is very good and I think he can win with this roster right now if we return our injured starters.

(sorry for "double post" but it's been a week and no one else had anything to add on the topic)

Interesting that none of the top ranked QBs (Haskins, Lock, Jones, Grier) check all of the criteria mentioned in the link above.

Are these criteria absolute, or is there flexibility?

If so, which deficiency is TC willing to overlook?

The Parcell rules are more guidelines than anything else and are woefully outdated to boot. They essentially serve as a risk assessment.  
There is no correlation to success with them.

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