(02-11-2018, 03:34 PM)jaglou53 Wrote: Ryan O'Halloran indicated in today's Times-Union that a great scenerio for the Jaguars would be for a quarterback needy team who passed on that position with their first pick to trade back up into the first for the Jags #29 pick. They would give the Jags their 2nd and 3rd rounders in return. Since I expect the Browns, Giants, Jets, Cardinals and Broncos to already have addressed this need prior to pick 29, I think the most likely candidates would be Cincinatti, Baltimore and Buffalo. I'm going to say the Bengals want to move on from Dalton and don't trust McCarron enough to go with him. The Jags would then receive picks 46 (2nd round) and 77 (3rd). They might even be able to get another pick in 2019, but let's just go with the 2 picks for now. Personally, I'd be in favor of this since I doubt there'd be anyone that great left at #29. The Jags would also save money by not having to pay a 1st rounder and would be able to meet all their greatest need by the end of round 3. Here is how I'd do it:

Rd. 2 (46) -  Will Hernandez/Isaiah Wynn-  Greatest position of need. Either would be big upgrade.

Rd. 2 (61) -  Hayden Hurst/Mike Gesecki/Goedert- Any of these guys would be nice weapon for Bortles. No idea who is best, but at least 1 will be there.

Rd. 3 (77) -  M.J. Stewart- Perfect replacement for Colvin. 

Rd. 3 (93( - Mike Price- May not be there depending on combine and personal workouts. Opinions all over the place. Great size, smart and good enough arm. Is he athletic enough?
                                  If he isn't available, no big deal. Blake will start anyway. Jags would need to pick up a relatively inexpensive free agent instead. No need to waste a pick on 
                                  another q.b. if they doubt he'll ever be good (see Brandon Allen, Jonathan Quinn, etc.)


In this scenerio, I'd assume the Bengals like either Mason Rudolph or Lamar Jackson much more than the Jaguars do and feel they're worth moving up for.