Huh?  What are you going on about now.  Everybody knows te`s don`t have 100 yd games.  Thats silly talk.

Yep. That 10 paragraph post was about 100 yard games and that’s it.

Whoosh

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I’m currently working on all the other 31 teams and their TE production since 1995. I’m pretty sure we’re ranked dead last, but I am wanting to know how bad it really is.

I’m looking at yards, TDs, and receptions. But I’m also trying to look at their best WR and RB for that year.

Stay tuned

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An in depth look at tight ends...hmm. Been doing that since the 6th grade.

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I’m currently working on all the other 31 teams and their TE production since 1995. I’m pretty sure we’re ranked dead last, but I am wanting to know how bad it really is.

I’m looking at yards, TDs, and receptions. But I’m also trying to look at their best WR and RB for that year.

Stay tuned

Thanks jagfanatic that should be interesting.

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Pat Freiermuth will be the next great tight end in the NFL and the Jaguars should find a way to select him in the next draft. If college football is totally cancelled, I believe he would declare for the 2021 draft. Kyle Pitts is another option, but he is not a complete player like Freiermuth. While the Jaguars will likely have two top 15 picks in this draft, they could probably get him with their 2nd first rounder. He and a healthy Oliver could give the Jaguars the best tight end situation in the league- a nice change from their previous history at this position.

Going to be interesting to see how this works out.

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I loved Brady and Mitchell. IIRC Kyle Brady was a great blocking TE and Pete Mitch (my nickname for him) was great at receptions. Man those were the days.

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I loved Brady and Mitchell. IIRC Kyle Brady was a great blocking TE and Pete Mitch (my nickname for him) was great at receptions. Man those were the days.

That YAC catch he had up in Buffalo in 1996, our first ever playoff game, was legendary. Mitchell’s was an average size TE but he wasn’t the fastest or the strongest but he would catch the ball clean. Man he went into Jeremy Shockey mode. I remember he caught that pass from Brunell and he rumbled and bumbled for a huge gain. The defenders couldn’t bring him down, it was like they were bouncing off of him. 

Hard to believe he only scored 11 TDs. I also remember he left Jax and went to NYG and then came back to finish his career in Jax.

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Pat Freiermuth will be the next great tight end in the NFL and the Jaguars should find a way to select him in the next draft. If college football is totally cancelled, I believe he would declare for the 2021 draft. Kyle Pitts is another option, but he is not a complete player like Freiermuth. While the Jaguars will likely have two top 15 picks in this draft, they could probably get him with their 2nd first rounder. He and a healthy Oliver could give the Jaguars the best tight end situation in the league- a nice change from their previous history at this position.

Going to be interesting to see how this works out.

After Oliver left I thought they would go for Friermuth. While I like the blocking aspect that Farrell brings to the table, our TEs definitely ain’t scaring anybody. Heck even when we had Lewis our TE group was still bottom of the league in production outside of 2007.

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An in depth look at tight ends...hmm.  Been doing that since the 6th grade.

Lol   chill bro..  lol

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An in depth look at tight ends...hmm. Been doing that since the 6th grade.

Bahaha, and wide receivers too I bet

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"Remember Red, Hope is a good thing. Maybe the best of things. And no good thing ever dies."  - Andy Dufresne, The Shawshank Redemption

For as much as everyone is killing the TE room, the biggest issue for the Jags recently has been health, good QB play, and scheme that integrates run and pass plays.

We don't need all pro TE play (though I'm not say no to it). We just need something closer to league average, and the current TE depth in the league is really poor. Anyone who has to find TE's in fantasy knows this.

If the gods finally keep the TE room healthy, T-Law shows up, and the coaches don't completely screw up, this team can do that much with O'SH, Ferrell, Man, and whoever may get cut from other teams camps.

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Pete Mitchell is probably the best TE to play for the Jags, at least as a receiver.  Both Brady and Lewis were better at blocking, though.

Zach Miller was a great TE - for the Chicago Bears.  Feel terrible for his poor luck with injuries.

I loved what I saw out of O'shaughnessy last year prior to injury, and I think a healthy Oliver and Eifert will be great complements.  Despite us never having a world-class TE, I'm pretty stoked about this year's possibilities, including our late round picks and UDFA.  Interested to see who makes the cut.

I agree 100 percent. Marcedes Lewis was a great blocking TE but man he dropped some passes early on in his career that I never forgave him for. Especially the wide open in the back of the endzone. 

But Pete Mitchell was by far the best receiving TE we’ve ever had. That catch he had in our first playoff game up in Buffalo was amazing.

I was gonna say this as well but everyone beat me to it.  His numbers would have been so much better but not enough balls to go around with Jimmy and Keenan there.

I was about to say it's crazy to think our career leader in receiving yards for a TE is Marcedes Lewis and that he wasnt even a good receiving TE.  He has about 4500 total receiving yards for us.  But when you go pull up the total receiving yardage for the Jags, the top WR in career yardage, not named Jimmy and Keenan, has only 2800 yards.  It's all sorts of sad.

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Opposing TEs have owned every Jaguars defense we have ever fielded. This thread makes me sad shen you look and we have never solved the position.

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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.

I agree 100 percent. Marcedes Lewis was a great blocking TE but man he dropped some passes early on in his career that I never forgave him for. Especially the wide open in the back of the endzone. 

But Pete Mitchell was by far the best receiving TE we’ve ever had. That catch he had in our first playoff game up in Buffalo was amazing.

I was gonna say this as well but everyone beat me to it.  His numbers would have been so much better but not enough balls to go around with Jimmy and Keenan there.

I was about to say it's crazy to think our career leader in receiving yards for a TE is Marcedes Lewis and that he wasnt even a good receiving TE.  He has about 4500 total receiving yards for us.  But when you go pull up the total receiving yardage for the Jags, the top WR in career yardage, not named Jimmy and Keenan, has only 2800 yards.  It's all sorts of sad.

Yeah it’s been bad man.

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Opposing TEs have owned every Jaguars defense we have ever fielded. This thread makes me sad shen you look and we have never solved the position.

I know. I remember the Texans TEs killing us. Owen Daniel...remember that guy?

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I was gonna say this as well but everyone beat me to it.  His numbers would have been so much better but not enough balls to go around with Jimmy and Keenan there.

I was about to say it's crazy to think our career leader in receiving yards for a TE is Marcedes Lewis and that he wasnt even a good receiving TE.  He has about 4500 total receiving yards for us.  But when you go pull up the total receiving yardage for the Jags, the top WR in career yardage, not named Jimmy and Keenan, has only 2800 yards.  It's all sorts of sad.

Yeah it’s been bad man.

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Opposing TEs have owned every Jaguars defense we have ever fielded. This thread makes me sad shen you look and we have never solved the position.

I know. I remember the Texans TEs killing us. Owen Daniel...remember that guy?

Frank Fricken Wychek...

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Frank Wychek
Owen Daniel
Antonio Gates
Dallas Clark

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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.

Frank Wychek
Owen Daniel
Antonio Gates
Dallas Clark

Delanie Walker: From 2013-2019 he played for the tacks.  His breakdowns are as follows:

11/10/2013: 8 targets /4 catches/62 yards/1 TD   15.55 YPC
12/12/2013: 7 targets /4 catches/35 yards            8.75  YPC
10/12/2014: 8 targets /3 catches/57 yards           19.00 YPC 
12/18/2014: 6 targets /4 catches/54 yards           13.50 YPC
11/19/2015: 10targets/8 catches/109 yards         13.63  YPC
12/6/2015:  12targets/8 catches/92 yards/1 TD    11.50 YPC
10/27/2016: 5 targets/4 catches/75 yards            18.75 YPC
12/24/2016: 8 targets/3 catches/23 yards/1 TD     7.67 YPC
09/17/2017: 4 targets/4 catches/61 yards            15.25 YPC
12/31/2017: 5 targets/3 catches/19 yards             6.33 YPC
09/19/2019: 9 targets/7 catches/64 yards             9.14 YPC

TOTAL:

11 Games/82 Targets

52 receptions/651/3 TDs


12.51 YPC

This guy absolutely TORTURED us for almost a decade and made 3 Pro Bowls/1 All Pro team at our expense.

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“Motivation alone is not enough.  If you have an idiot and you motivate him,now you have a motivated idiot.” Jim Rohn

 

Frank Wychek
Owen Daniel
Antonio Gates
Dallas Clark

Delanie Walker: From 2013-2019 he played for the tacks.  His breakdowns are as follows:

11/10/2013: 8 targets /4 catches/62 yards/1 TD   15.55 YPC
12/12/2013: 7 targets /4 catches/35 yards            8.75  YPC
10/12/2014: 8 targets /3 catches/57 yards           19.00 YPC 
12/18/2014: 6 targets /4 catches/54 yards           13.50 YPC
11/19/2015: 10targets/8 catches/109 yards         13.63  YPC
12/6/2015:  12targets/8 catches/92 yards/1 TD    11.50 YPC
10/27/2016: 5 targets/4 catches/75 yards            18.75 YPC
12/24/2016: 8 targets/3 catches/23 yards/1 TD     7.67 YPC
09/17/2017: 4 targets/4 catches/61 yards            15.25 YPC
12/31/2017: 5 targets/3 catches/19 yards             6.33 YPC
09/19/2019: 9 targets/7 catches/64 yards             9.14 YPC

TOTAL:

11 Games/82 Targets

52 receptions/651/3 TDs


12.51 YPC

This guy absolutely TORTURED us for almost a decade and made 3 Pro Bowls/1 All Pro team at our expense.

Your not kidding.  Yikes.

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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.

Delanie Walker trashed us! YiKES!!

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Delanie Walker trashed us! YiKES!!

Dallas Clark was just as bad:

Totals: 15 Games, 92 Targets, 59 Receptions, 676 Yards, NINE TDs and an 11.46 YPC average.

Antonio Gates also owned us:

Totals: 10 Games, 59 Targets, 41 Receptions, 414 Yards, EIGHT TDs, and a 10.10 YPC average

This team flat out cannot stop good/elite TEs

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“Motivation alone is not enough.  If you have an idiot and you motivate him,now you have a motivated idiot.” Jim Rohn

 

You'd think the Jaguars would realize how valuable a good receiving tight end can be since they've been victims of this. I still have hopes that they trade for or pick up one of the available ones currently on the market. That is what gets me about the Tebow talk. The jaguars can't expect him to become a receiving target after never having played the position. Evan Engram, Hayden Hurst, David Njoku and Trey Burton are all possibilities. They have the salary cap money and any of these players would help the Jaguars significantly more than Tebow. If Meyer wanted to show his gratitude towards Tebow, he could have made him an assistant coach. He is certainly familiar with Meyer's approach to coaching.

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