I was with Jags02 for a few preseason games when Jack was a rookie. I thought he missed some key tackles. But once the season got rolling, he showed that he tackles just fine.

Everybody on defense on every team misses tackles. I don’t think it’s an issue with him though. He’s going to miss some here and there that’s just football.

His pre snap instincts w/respect to the run defense  has to improve tremendously to be an quality MLB.

Time Will Tell.

NH3...

I think the presnap stuff will improve with more ‘seat time’

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There's some good athleticism there but the biggest question mark with this group is lack of experience. Other than Ryan and McCray who are an insurance policy and a backup respectively. Jack is in his 4th year but like someone said, he needs to continue to improve on his reads and I wish he was a little more of a physical presence in the middle.

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I'm condescending. That means I talk down to you.

Maybe it all comes together for him this year. I hope WILLIAMS becomes a stud and makes the absence of Telvin less painful.

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I saw Myles Jack and Marcus Pollard (dir. of player development) at the mayor's inauguration gala last night.

The only thing they'd admit to being 91% certain of was that the mayor's sister-in-law was hammered and making a fool of herself.

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His pre snap instincts w/respect to the run defense  has to improve tremendously to be an quality MLB.

Time Will Tell.

NH3...

I think the presnap stuff will improve with more ‘seat time’

Either you have it or you don't.

NH3...

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"AZANE"

I think the presnap stuff will improve with more ‘seat time’

Either you have it or you don't.

NH3...

Learning to identify offensive formations and align yourself and teammates accordingly is a skill that can be acquired and refined.

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Either you have it or you don't.

NH3...

Learning to identify offensive formations and align yourself and teammates accordingly is a skill that can be acquired and refined.

You beat me to it. 

Yeah, I would have to disagree on that NH3, I think the more experience he has, the better his reads will get. He’s not bad considering he played as a RB and then went to LB.

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Learning to identify offensive formations and align yourself and teammates accordingly is a skill that can be acquired and refined.

You beat me to it. 

Yeah, I would have to disagree on that NH3, I think the more experience he has, the better his reads will get. He’s not bad considering he played as a RB and then went to LB.

Thank you for helping me make my point. His natural position wasn't MLB. In college he played RB and WLB, not MLB. I want our MLB to be instinctive like Poz was and Ryan is to say the least. Meet the RB in the backfield on run plays. Sack the QB prior to hand offs on numerous occasions. Set up the defense to place your foot on the opposing team's neck.

Jack definately has abilities BUT he's not there yet w/respect to being an MLB. In our "Win Now" category, we need instinctiveness.

NH3...

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"AZANE"

Either you have it or you don't.

NH3...

Learning to identify offensive formations and align yourself and teammates accordingly is a skill that can be acquired and refined.

Your avatar says it all. Who made the play on the ball? Ramsey lagging behind the receiver or [BLEEP] molesting the QB?

Instinctive reaction time is key at the MLB position, especially to the DBs.

NH3...

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"AZANE"

I want my MLB in on every tackle on running plays. Always room for improvement, of course.

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Why are you laughing?

He is nowhere near Wagner, Kuechly, Mosley or even Jaylon Smith. He is also not as good as Mike Peterson and [BLEEP] in his best years here. 

Jack will never be an All Pro MLB. He has a better chance on the outside tbh.

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Jack has all pro potential, but he is very far from reaching that potential. He's been pretty average overall thus far.

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Learning to identify offensive formations and align yourself and teammates accordingly is a skill that can be acquired and refined.

Your avatar says it all. Who made the play on the ball? Ramsey lagging behind the receiver or [BLEEP] molesting the QB?

Instinctive reaction time is key at the MLB position, especially to the DBs.

NH3...

The gif in my signature shows a blitzing MLB.  That was play design, not instinct. 

I wouldn't disagree that Poz had a better nose for the football instinctively in the run game, but that clip is no example of anything we're talking about. 

You initially began this as a "pre-snap" discussion, which is something I believe Jack will continue to improve upon.  
I don't think the "nose for the football instincts" stuff is actually a pre-snap diagnosis, but a quick reaction to the snap and initial movements of the offense.  That stuff can be a bit more "intangible - or -  you have it or you don't"  --  but it still can be sharpened by studying opponents film to learn tendencies.

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There was an article an who the most indespensible player on the Jaguars is, as in whose loss would hurt the most. The answer has to be Ramsey or Foles, but I thought about Myles Jack as he's now the QB of the defense. That said, we do have Jack Ryan behind him which is more than we have behidn Ramsey or Foles.

The link is to a video of Mark Brunell and Cole Pepper breaking down the Jaguars linebackers this year... 

https://www.news4jax.com/sports/cole-and...QIpN1Y9GSQ

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There was an article an who the most indespensible player on the Jaguars is, as in whose loss would hurt the most. The answer has to be Ramsey or Foles, but I thought about Myles Jack as he's now the QB of the defense. That said, we do have Jack Ryan behind him which is more than we have behidn Ramsey or Foles.

The link is to a video of Mark Brunell and Cole Pepper breaking down the Jaguars linebackers this year... 

https://www.news4jax.com/sports/cole-and...QIpN1Y9GSQ

I would have to say Foles on offense and Yannick on defense.

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There was an article an who the most indespensible player on the Jaguars is, as in whose loss would hurt the most. The answer has to be Ramsey or Foles, but I thought about Myles Jack as he's now the QB of the defense. That said, we do have Jack Ryan behind him which is more than we have behidn Ramsey or Foles.

The link is to a video of Mark Brunell and Cole Pepper breaking down the Jaguars linebackers this year... 

https://www.news4jax.com/sports/cole-and...QIpN1Y9GSQ

I would have to say Foles on offense and Yannick on defense.

I thought about Yannick, but we'd still have Calais and Josh Allen so I think we'd be ok. Lose Ramsey and we're screwed. 

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There was an article an who the most indespensible player on the Jaguars is, as in whose loss would hurt the most. The answer has to be Ramsey or Foles, but I thought about Myles Jack as he's now the QB of the defense. That said, we do have Jack Ryan behind him which is more than we have behidn Ramsey or Foles.

The link is to a video of Mark Brunell and Cole Pepper breaking down the Jaguars linebackers this year... 

https://www.news4jax.com/sports/cole-and...QIpN1Y9GSQ

I Concur on their opinions w/respect to the unknown play at the LB positions and that includes Myles Jack. 

The Here and Now is needed at that MLB position, not The Potential and Possibilities. AGAIN, I pray that Myles maintains the defensive QB role but I'm honestly not too confident in him doing so. If JR (Jake) outplays Myles in the pre-season, he HAS to be the starter.

Time Will Tell.

NH3...

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"AZANE"

I would have to say Foles on offense and Yannick on defense.

I thought about Yannick, but we'd still have Calais and Josh Allen so I think we'd be ok. Lose Ramsey and we're screwed. 

We still have Bouye so we wouldn’t be screwed. But man I would hate to lose Ramsey.

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