(11-07-2019, 12:03 PM)Corriewf Wrote:

(11-07-2019, 11:53 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: Sho what you're saying is you didn't watch much Jags football the last two months.

I think what he is saying is that 2020 has such a deep QB class, someone is most likely getting a Mahomes QB out of it. 

If you have been a jags fan long enough, you can’t but wonder what bad luck awaits this org with these two QBs. One is going to age out, and the other is a question mark after the last game. 

I was fully on the Minshew train, and may still be on it. What gives me pause is the easy schedule he faced and his lack of adjustment to the Texans. You expect to see some form of progress as a rookie goes forward. Yes, he amazed me with his skill set early on.. but what gets stuck in my head is the presser in London where he said he’s now had experience with multiple looks from defenses and is heading into the Texans game more prepared. Despite maybe some play calling from the OC, I saw a worse version of Minshew than I did in the Saints game with a Texan secondary he should have ate for breakfast. 

I really want Minshew to work out... just concerned with a 2020 an draft class we may not see again for another 4-5 years.

Minshew was also playing hurt the majority of his starts. From the groin and knee issues early to an injured throwing shoulder in London.

I still believe in his future, his future just isn't right now. And that's OK
And there's no way of knowing what any of the 2020 QBs become until they become it. Tua could be hurt always (paper mache ankles). Burrow could look great in college and be drafted by a bad team with no weapons and no OL and look like trash for 4 years.


For all we know the 2021 class could be just as good. Hell... some of the 2020 guys COULD go back to school still.

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