(01-20-2021, 11:56 AM)SeldomRite Wrote:

(01-20-2021, 10:35 AM)Bullseye Wrote: Update...Phillip Rivers has retired, as has Colts' LT Anthony Castonzo.  That's two premier offensive positions that will have to be replaced by the Colts this year.

Watson seems like he is not long for the Texans organization.

Tacks have lost OC Arthur Smith.

How much, if at all, can the Jaguars capitalize on this, now that we have Urban Meyer and Trent Baalke leading the turnaround?

Makes the Jaguars insane front office moves this offseason all the more painful. The team, had it decided to go with real nfl coaching and a great GM, would be in position to rule the division for 15 years. Now, with the moves the team is making they probably hover in the 8 or 9 win territory until Meyer quits, and never build a true contending team.

The Jaguars are blowing it.

Elaborate please.

I can understand the reluctance to embrace Meyer.  No NFL experience.  Questionable development of QBs.

But what's with the hostility towards Baalke?  I don't suggest there's nothing to it.  I know 49ers fans aren't exactly thrilled with him.

But I'm not totally sure why.

Seldom, what is your gripe with Baalke?

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(01-20-2021, 01:11 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Hard to imagine one offseason to be enough for the Jags to fully right the ship, but they certainly could make the division much more competitive amongst itself.

If we take Trevor Lawrence, and he is all we hope him to be, and we give him the help he needs, we can be competitive in the division-at least a "tough out," or not a guaranteed W on the schedule.

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