This is the sleeper qb pick for us IMO.


The Jaguars’ Gus Bradley was the only head coach in attendance. The Jaguars had seven people from the organization on hand, including offensive coordinator Jedd Fisch and quarterbacks coach Frank Scelfo. The Jaguars staff coached at the Senior Bowl, where Murray spent a few days around the South team, even though he wasn’t playing.


“We have, as much as you can, a good feel for his personality, his competitiveness,” Bradley said. “That’s off the charts. Then to see how fast he came back and how he’s doing it and the drills that he did, very impressive. ... The big thing was to see how he’s progressed through that injury and how he’s come back. If nothing else, it shows how competitive he is. To come back from an injury like that, I think it just reassured us of what we thought we already knew.”


Dave coming from Georgia and watched him through out his college career is a big plus


http://m.jacksonville.com/sports/2014-04...as-pro-day

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Bleh. No thanks.

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Yes please. 

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If Murray lasts till the 4th-5 rounds, I'd take him in a heartbeat.. 

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We could stand to add two QBs, since we need a backup as well as a franchise guy.  Draft, develop, then reassess where you stand.

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"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."

We could stand to add two QBs, since we need a backup as well as a franchise guy.  Draft, develop, then reassess where you stand.

 

Agreed.. QB in the first or second, and Murray in the 4th or 5th and we're sittin' pretty.. 

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Murray is another panic-driven offering. He's a fifth to sixth round talent automatically elevated due to a lack of true quarterback talent. Not only is he damaged goods, he projects as just average to below average as a quarterback.

 

McCarron is the choice of quarterbacks to take. He has the largest amount of elite talent at the position since Andrew Luck. One look at where the offensive personnel from Alabama are sitting in this draft (the supporting cast of talent) is proof McCarron had much more to do with Nick Saban's sustained success than he is given credit for.

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First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, then you win. - Mahatma Gandhi

 

http://s6.postimg.org/vyr2ycdfz/Teddy_Br...cked_4.gif

is proof McCarron had much more to do with Nick Saban's sustained success than he is given credit for.

Are you an Alabama fan Jungle Cat? Curious where you're knowledge of McCarron comes from? Wonder if we may actually have something in common, lol.

I myself am a big Bama fan. Far bigger Bama fan than A&M, Gator, etc...

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I want 3 players. Clowney, Bridgewater, Manziel. Jaguars have the number 3 pick. Just give me one of those 3 at 3, and I'm happy.

 

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Was never really impressed by Murray in college, don't see him really doing anything in the league.

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Taking advantage of a relatively short trip. Showing multiple options as a possibility. Great poker face. Keep everyone guessing.

 

Unlike Gene, Caldwell isn't the smartest guy in the room, or at least he isn't worried about people thinking that.

 

He is content if you think he is the smartest or dumbest. I think he wants to use the ambiguity to his advantage.

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As a late pick i have no problem with Murray, i am not a fan of AJ though ( sorry Clemson tide fans) just do not know if he will be a good fit in a NFL system, i thought he was more of a product of the system that Bama ran

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We could stand to add two QBs, since we need a backup as well as a franchise guy.  Draft, develop, then reassess where you stand.

 

This I can agree with, as a general proposition.

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Worst to 1st.  Curse Reversed!

I'm not sold on Murry. He was looked on as  potential Heisman candidate early in his career, but he was never able to take that next big step.

 

I have a hard time believing he will make that next big step once he makes it to the pros

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I'm not sold on Murry. He was looked on as  potential Heisman candidate early in his career, but he was never able to take that next big step.

 

I have a hard time believing he will make that next big step once he makes it to the pros

 

Overall I like him, but there are things that concern me.

 

Ultimately, I don't think he's one of these QB propsects that can succeed just anywhere you put him.

 

But in the right place with the right coach, I think he can do some really good things.

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Worst to 1st.  Curse Reversed!

Haha, the next time I hear Bradley does anything but gush about anyone publicly will be the first time. This quote could literally be about every player that I've ever heard him talk about.

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Murray is another panic-driven offering. He's a fifth to sixth round talent automatically elevated due to a lack of true quarterback talent. Not only is he damaged goods, he projects as just average to below average as a quarterback.


McCarron is the choice of quarterbacks to take. He has the largest amount of elite talent at the position since Andrew Luck. One look at where the offensive personnel from Alabama are sitting in this draft (the supporting cast of talent) is proof McCarron had much more to do with Nick Saban's sustained success than he is given credit for.

Lol....so all that has to happen is we have superior talent at every other position and McCarron will be a beast. Just like he was in college.

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If that RV sales place wants Tebow in Jax bad enough to take out a billboard saying as much.....they should just HIRE him.