Is Brandon Browner the next SeaHawk the Jags bring in for a visit?   He is 6' 4" and talented.  Seems to me to be he could be a huge help yet he would sit out the 1st 4 games in 2014.
Your Thoughts? 

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Of course, why not. 

 

We can sign him to a vet min and go from there

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Well Thurmond and Blackmon also have strikes against them in the substance abuse policy, albeit for different reasons....but we can't bring in too many of those type of players. Too risky. 

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Might as well, bringing in everyone else from the hawks

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Not if we sign Thurmond

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NO

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First off, wow such text size. how 48

 

Second, I hope not. The Jaguars are loading the secondary up with younger talent. Adding a...wait for it...30-year-old defensive back who runs a 4.7 on a good day--and no, I don't care if he's a "defensive back that doesn't rely on athleticism"--just doesn't seem like a schematic fit or a good use of money.

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Rather have Thurmond.

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Rather have Thurmond.

Also this.

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I doubt it

Hes the perfect Gus Bradley corner but there's too many risks not enough reward.

His age (30) 

Off the field concerns

Four game suspension 

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I say bring him in. See where his head is. If DC likes him then sign him.

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If you think I offended you, don't worry, I meant to. #facts 
  
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draft mcgill and turn him in too a younger faster browner

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draft mcgill and turn him in too a

a younger faster browner

Or Jean-Baptiste

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If we go secondary early draft Jimmie Ward

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Or Jean-Baptiste

 

Bashaud Breeland

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Brandon Browner could easily be joining Darrelle Revis in New England:

 

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/201...-patriots/

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