In all honesty ima have to say Gus

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Long Ding, and Gabbert is second.

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"it's only smellz"

- Rocco Siffredi

Boselli was probably the best player we have ever had, but I don't care. My vote goes to Fred Taylor. The guy was just friggin awesome. He could blow past defenders with his 4.3 speed, run them over with his 6' 230 lb frame or juke them out of their jockstraps. Plus he mentored a great, albeit not quite as awesome, replacement in MJD.


There will never be another Fred Taylor.

 

My sentiment exactly.  There will never be another Fred Taylor.  Combination freak size, speed and agility in a running back.  He struck absolute terror in defenses week in and out.  Think of it this way, Tom Coughlin knew he couldn't play and still listed him week to week to have an advantage over the opposing team (Total dick move when you consider the unfair label).

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Birth of the Franchise - November 30, 1993
Death of the Franchise - November 29, 2011

Fans deserve better. Thanks for all the good times too many are in the past.

Fred Taylor will always be the greatest Jaguars player ever

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1. Boselli

2. Freddy T

3. Jimmy

 

 

Boselli is renown as one of the few best ever at his position, and deserves props for the term "greatest." Freddy was the funnest guy to watch in slo-mo ever... except for maybe Barry Sanders. But still, I have to agree with this order.

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With Jimmy Smith getting ready to be in the Jags hall of fame on the 11th it lead me to ask this question, who is the Greatest Jag of all-time??? My personal favorite is Freddy T...

 

I agree. Fred Taylor is the best player we ever had here in Jacksonville. I still shake my head in awe when I look at his career numbers and see that he missed like a whopping 60+ NFL starts due to injuries. Fred did so much with less opportunity and he was a constant professional. 

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

I agree. Fred Taylor is the best player we ever had here in Jacksonville. I still shake my head in awe when I look at his career numbers and see that he missed like a whopping 60+ NFL starts due to injuries. Fred did so much with less opportunity and he was a constant professional.

Yeah just thinking about it makes you appreciate the fact that you were able to witness his greatness... I can only imagine what it would have been like to witness Walter Peyton, or Jim Brown and other Great players...

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These are highlights when he was a 10 year vet...  

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WWBgjE8qxo

 

Unbelievable!

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Birth of the Franchise - November 30, 1993
Death of the Franchise - November 29, 2011

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My sentiment exactly. There will never be another Fred Taylor. Combination freak size, speed and agility in a running back. He struck absolute terror in defenses week in and out. Think of it this way, Tom Coughlin knew he couldn't play and still listed him week to week to have an advantage over the opposing team (Total [BAD WORD REMOVED] move when you consider the unfair label).

Bell for the Steelers kinda reminds me of Fred with his patient running style. Fred was much faster, but Bell is much better as a receiver out of the backfield. Probably my favorite RB in the league right now.

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1. Fred


Jimmy at a close second

Boselli

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I'll go with Freddy Taylor and I'll add that I think he's deserving of NFL HoF consideration.  He's my favorite Jag (and I'm a Nole, btw)

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1) Tony Boselli

2) Jimmy Smith

3) Fred Taylor

4) Tony Brackens

5) Mark Brunell

6) MJD

7) Marcus Stroud

8) Rashean Mathis

9) Keenan McCardell

10) Donovin Darius

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1) Tony Boselli

2) Jimmy Smith

3) Fred Taylor

4) Tony Brackens

5) Mark Brunell

6) MJD

7) Marcus Stroud

8) Rashean Mathis

9) Keenan McCardell

10) Donovin Darius

11) John Henderson

12) Mike Peterson






24,658) Blaine Gabbert

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Dave Caldwell.....YOU'RE FIRED!

11) John Henderson

12) Mike Peterson

24,658) Blaine Gabbert

Henderson and Mike Pete were right there in consideration along with Meester.

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I'll go with Freddy Taylor and I'll add that I think he's deserving of NFL HoF consideration. He's my favorite Jag (and I'm a Nole, btw)

Definitely and im a nole as well.

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11) John Henderson

12) Mike Peterson






24,658) Blaine Gabbert

13)Jeff Lageman

14)Kevin Hardy


Yall dont remember the hardy boys...

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Yall dont remember the hardy boys...

Yes we do

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Freddy T

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This is what it means to be old...

 

Being able to fondly remember all of the players and think of better times.

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Birth of the Franchise - November 30, 1993
Death of the Franchise - November 29, 2011

Fans deserve better. Thanks for all the good times too many are in the past.

1. Tony Boselli

2. Jimmy Smith

 

These two are by far, the front runners. Both should be in the HOF. 

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