Henne is a good back up and a solid starter. Meaning with a good cast he'll win you some games. He'll make the questionable throw here and there that may or may not lose you a game. And he certainly won't be the QB who'll put the team on his back to win if you are down by a fair amount. Some people on here just love to over exaggerate how "bad" he is. Like these are the kinds of people will [BAD WORD REMOVED] about a paper cut like its the end of the world.

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Henne is a good back up and a solid starter. Meaning with a good cast he'll win you some games. He'll make the questionable throw here and there that may or may not lose you a game. And he certainly won't be the QB who'll put the team on his back to win if you are down by a fair amount. Some people on here just love to over exaggerate how "bad" he is. Like these are the kinds of people will [BAD WORD REMOVED] about a paper cut like its the end of the world.

Far too reasonable for this forum but well said nonetheless. ;-)

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Red zone recap


During the Jaguars’ high school coaching clinic last Wednesday, offensive coordinator Jedd Fisch said (and later confirmed) the team led the NFL in last year’s final eight games by scoring on 95 percent of its red zone possessions.


The Jaguars had 21 red zone trips in games 9-16: Thirteen touchdowns, seven field goals and one turnover. It was a product of better execution and of being in the game — the Jaguars weren’t forced to go for it on fourth down.


In games 1-8, the Jaguars had 20 red zone trips: Five touchdowns, seven field goals and a whopping eight empty possessions (including five failed fourth-down attempts).


For the year, the Jaguars ranked last in the NFL in red zone touchdown percentage (43.9) and red zone scoring percentage (75.6). But the last eight games provided reason for optimism.



http://members.jacksonville.com/sports/f...ing-corner

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Henne is a good back up and a solid starter. Meaning with a good cast he'll win you some games. He'll make the questionable throw here and there that may or may not lose you a game. And he certainly won't be the QB who'll put the team on his back to win if you are down by a fair amount. Some people on here just love to over exaggerate how "bad" he is. Like these are the kinds of people will [BAD WORD REMOVED] about a paper cut like its the end of the world.

Agreed.

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Upside doesn't mean anything if he never reaches it. Toddman was leagues better than Robinson last season. If Dennard didn't have a cult following coming into the team, there is no one who would think he was making this roster, based solely on what we saw last season.

 

That might be true but at least Todman can hold onto the ball. Todman had a monster preseason last year which kept him on the team. It wouldn't shock me if he makes it at least as kick returner.

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