If the Jaguars can't reach an agreement on a long-term deal, I hope they tag him for next year. When healthy, there are not many other receivers I'd take ahead of him right now. He is still young and would provide Bortles with a great security block. Those taking the position of letting him test free agency and ultimately going to another team must have forgotten what it was like when the Jags number 1 receiver was Mike Walker or Reggie Williams, to name just a few. Great receivers are hard to find and to expect them to draft a guy who can put up numbers similar to AROB is unrealistic. To count of Westbrook and Cole to become a true number 1 receiver is also unrealistic. They need to prove that last year's performances were not a fluke and that they can take it to the next level this coming season.

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