We can still get Antonio Gates. He's still got it.

We could sign to a one-year stop-gap contract. 

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We can still get Antonio Gates. He's still got it.

We could sign to a one-year stop-gap contract. 

Hard pass. Save the money and playing time for a guy that can still beat me in a race.

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Coughlin when asked if winning will be a focus: "What the hell else is there? This is nice and dandy, but winning is what all this is about."

If that's the case we'd be better off bringing back Marcedes.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

No.

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Got what? His AARP card?

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THUR -
TEE-
SEH -
VEN.

The man is 37 years old. That tank is running too low for my taste.

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And if that fails, maybe we could give Tony Gonzalez or Kyle Brady a call.

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If that's the case we'd be better off bringing back Marcedes.

I wish we hadn't gotten rid of him.  He'd still be the #2 TE on this team.

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Fix the O-Line!

If that's the case we'd be better off bringing back Marcedes.

I wish we hadn't gotten rid of him.  He'd still be the #2 TE on this team.

He'd probably still be on the team had he not had his blow up after we signed ASJ.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

And if that fails, maybe we could give Tony Gonzalez or Kyle Brady a call.

On a related note, I ran into Kyle Brady yesterday. After I picked myself up I noted that his head is still wider than my shoulders.

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“An empty vessel makes the loudest sound, so they that have the least wit are the greatest babblers.”. - Plato

I wish we hadn't gotten rid of him.  He'd still be the #2 TE on this team.

He'd probably still be on the team had he not had his blow up after we signed ASJ.

Most likely.  But since we basically only have ASJ and some guys at the TE position, maybe it's time for the FO to reach out, swallow a little pride, smooth it over, and bring him back.

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Fix the O-Line!

We can still get Antonio Gates. He's still got it.

We could sign to a one-year stop-gap contract. 

What, exactly, does he still have?

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The fact that they didn't target a TE in this class or attempt to draft one must mean they feel pretty comfortable with who they have on the roster. I am fine with ASJ in the primary receiving role at the position and I think O"Shaugnessy is decent and we still have Koyack and Paul to work with. They might also look to move that Lazard kid over to the TE position. Or at least look to use him in a "move" TE type role even if he's listed as a WR.

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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."

Just sign Dez and make him a TE........  lol

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Let's Get Em!!!! Go Jags!

I doubt the team sees not choosing a tight end as "Failing". They could have chosen any number of TE's and did not. That would be by design. Seems an odd choice of description IMO.

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Looking to troll? Don't bother, we supply our own.

 

 

We can still get Antonio Gates. He's still got it.

We could sign to a one-year stop-gap contract. 

If he's still got it, then why did the Chargers let him go?

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The fact that they didn't target a TE in this class or attempt to draft one must mean they feel pretty comfortable with who they have on the roster. I am fine with ASJ in the primary receiving role at the position and I think O"Shaugnessy is decent and we still have Koyack and Paul to work with. They might also look to move that Lazard kid over to the TE position. Or at least look to use him in a "move" TE type role even if he's listed as a WR.

I saw on twitter Lazard was told they would not put him at te is why he signed with jags as undrafted free agent.

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No Fun

I doubt the team sees not choosing a tight end as "Failing". They could have chosen any number of TE's and did not. That would be by design. Seems an odd choice of description IMO.

Maybe “failing” is a strong word, but they’ve admitted they wanted to draft a tight end, but weren’t able to do so.

So it wasn’t by design that they to go into this season with what they have.

This is from one of John Oeser’s recent pieces on the Jaguars website...


“The closest the team came to drafting one of the positions may have been tight end.

"Tight end was something we were interested in," Jaguars Executive Vice President of Football Operations Tom Coughlin said Saturday.

Coughlin said the team considered Miami tight end Christopher Herndon in Round 4, and called the New York Jets drafting him early in the round "a blow to where we were trying to line things up."

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I doubt the team sees not choosing a tight end as "Failing". They could have chosen any number of TE's and did not. That would be by design. Seems an odd choice of description IMO.

Maybe “failing” is a strong word, but they’ve admitted they wanted to draft a tight end, but weren’t able to do so.

So it wasn’t by design that they to go into this season with what they have.

This is from one of John Oeser’s recent pieces on the Jaguars website...


“The closest the team came to drafting one of the positions may have been tight end.

"Tight end was something we were interested in," Jaguars Executive Vice President of Football Operations Tom Coughlin said Saturday.

Coughlin said the team considered Miami tight end Christopher Herndon in Round 4, and called the New York Jets drafting him early in the round "a blow to where we were trying to line things up."

Maybe, I kinda like the Will Richardson pick better.

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Maybe “failing” is a strong word, but they’ve admitted they wanted to draft a tight end, but weren’t able to do so.

So it wasn’t by design that they to go into this season with what they have.

This is from one of John Oeser’s recent pieces on the Jaguars website...


“The closest the team came to drafting one of the positions may have been tight end.

"Tight end was something we were interested in," Jaguars Executive Vice President of Football Operations Tom Coughlin said Saturday.

Coughlin said the team considered Miami tight end Christopher Herndon in Round 4, and called the New York Jets drafting him early in the round "a blow to where we were trying to line things up."

Maybe, I kinda like the Will Richardson pick better.

Me too. Is Herndon substantially better than Koyack? Or put another way, are teams going to have to adapt their schemes to cover Herndon when he’s on the field? In this TE class, maybe you could answer yes with three TEs, and they were all gone in the first two rounds.

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"I am only an average man, but by George, I work harder at it than the average man." - Teddy Roosevelt