(12-28-2020, 06:37 PM)rpr52121 Wrote:

(12-28-2020, 10:36 AM)Mikey Wrote: More realistic predicition:
The broadcast team spends more time discussing the Jets' options at 2 than anything the Jags are doing at 1 for the entire clock.

That's not a prediction, that is a fact. If Lawrence declares and doesn't hold the Jags hostage, that will be the case all off-season and draft day. 

There is no intrigue or story to Jags picking Lawrence so they will talk more about the 2nd and 3rd pick and "all the ways" that can play out.

I wouldn't mind it if they decided there was nothing to talk about with the Jags selecting Lawrence.  What the Jets are going to do will be a lot more interesting.

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(12-29-2020, 01:16 AM)Eric1 Wrote:

(12-29-2020, 12:59 AM)JaG4LyFe Wrote: I'm all in with trading up for Pitts. Oliver can have a spot but I'm not counting on him considering his injury history. Eifert gets the axe, and I'd bring back O'shaughnessy. We need to find a blocking TE for that fourth spot.

So how high do you trade up for Pitts? Doesn't he have a history of being banged up/injured in college already? 

Waller is the projection for what you hope Pitts turns into. Can definitely see the comparison, but how long does it take for him to hit that level? 

If you're trading up for him, you need an all but immediate impact. Which is rarely the case for TEs. Now if you have a good and creative Offensive coaching staff, that can definitely jump start some things.

I actually see Pitts as more of a WR than a TE.  Sure, he can line up at TE, but just because he's big that doesn't mean he has to play TE.  He's got loads of speed and he would be a matchup nightmare for any DB because of his size and his catch radius.

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