(02-15-2022, 04:04 PM)ATLjag Wrote: Just listened to Dave Campo on 1010XL a few moments ago.  He had some interesting ex-coach/insider perspective on free agency (and the draft).  For the Jags, his thought is to prioritize going after the best WR in free agency you could get, as although there are many decent ones in the draft, there aren't the elite ones...and Trevor needs weapons.  With Chark removing Jag reference in his social media, he thinks Chark will be difficult to re-sign.  He did not believe in tagging Cam Robinson, as thinks he's just not rated that well overall in the league, likely bottom 6-7 for LOTs.  Being one of the best OL on the Jags, just doesn't mean much on an NFL-relative basis.  He did think protecting Trevor with OL is important, and is an advocate of drafting the high rated ones.  He thinks Little is going to be good, and will continue to develop (and better his rating with more play).

I always enjoy listening to Campo. His experience as a head coach gives him a good perspective on the NFL. On a related note, ESPN + just posted a very encouraging article regarding the best fits for the top 50 free agents. Jeremy Fowler and Matt Bowen reached out to NFL sources regarding which "landing spots" would make the most sense for these players. While many of you will laugh at this, he has Teron Armstead going to the Jaguars. It seems as if these sources are not as skeptical that a great player like Armstead would choose to sign here. This is based on the obvious need the Jaguars have at left tackle combined with the large amount of cap space. These were not predictions, just the teams that would make the most sense. I believe that this could happen, although the Jaguars will need to offer him more than the other bidders. 

In addition to Armstead, Cam Robinson was linked to the Bears and Chark to the Falcons or Eagles. They also indicated it would be good to sign Norwell to a new contract rather than letting him leave for another team.

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