(05-08-2021, 04:07 PM)p_rushing Wrote:

(05-08-2021, 07:33 AM)RicoTx Wrote: So why waste a roster spot if that's all he's good for?  LOL.  Make up a coaching position for him.

Increase ticket sales?  Really?  By what?  10 people.

Good grief, and this is exactly why it's embarrassing.  If we're signing him for anything other than...you know...FOOTBALL it's just flat-out sad and embarrassing.

Not giving him a roster spot but what's the harm in inviting him to mini camp? If he isn't good and is terrible like we expect, he is not given a training contract.

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The Jaguars are already thought to be pretty 'lowly'.  This does nothing but create more negative talk outside of Jacksonville.

He was either tried out as a publicty move, which is really scraping the bottom of the barrel as far as national image.  Or he was tried out as a personal favor by Meyer.

Both options look bad and I guarantee you it's one of those.

Be honest, do you think he would have been tried out by any other NFL team?

I'm getting tired of discussing it.  Those are my thoughts.  It's going to be hard to convince me otherwise.  It's a bad look.

It's funny.  People complain about the Jags being the laughingstock of the league.  ESPN did this. Some sportswriter said that, blah-blah-blah.  Then this happens, and some of those same people are in favor of it.  I don't get it.  It's just going to fuel that.  Hell, it already did when they worked him out.  I want them to be known as a good NFL team, not some dog and pony show.

/done with contributions to this thread

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