JT Jag posted:

The only thing about the Jaguars that will be 6-11 is Travon Walker's wingspan

JT Jag posted:

This Jaguars preseason team's third string WRs would be starters on a lot of our past teams

JT Jag posted:

Calvin Ridley, Christian Kirk, Zay Jones and Jamal Agnew are all roster locks

Parker Washington is the backup return guy to Agnew, does other special teams stuff, has incredibly sure hands and was a draft pick and is also probably a lock

Leaves the Jaguars with 4 really good players for one spot.

Tim Jones is the most "obvious" choice, he's a good special teamer and blocker

Elijah Cooks and Jacob Harris are a pair of really athletic, fast 6'4 big body guys who have both flashed, Cooks tore up the Lions today. If they go with Jones, I wouldn't be shocked if neither of them cleared waivers

Kevin Austin Jr. and Kendrick Pryor are both 4.4 dudes who have done good things in camp but haven't really flashed in preseason games

Those are the most noteworthy ones

Pimpcasso posted:

I feel like it's time to titan the gently caress up imo

BiggerBoat posted:

I told everybody that Stroud was the safe pick in this draft but no one listened.

Intruder posted:

stroud rules, dell rules

feeling good about 2024. and I can even enjoy watching a win (potentially, not counting my eggs just yet) without worrying about draft positioning because they don't have a first anyway!

Kirios posted:

Texans losing out on the #1 pick has weirdly worked out beautifully. They would have taken Young #1 and so far Stroud looks like the clearly superior QB in the NFL.

Texans fans - we owe Lovie Smith an apology.

Intruder posted:

Yeah but the Texans winning doesn't hurt that pick so I can just root against the Browns instead like god intended

Codependent Poster posted:

Yeah but I think they need to get another WR. Like if they think they won't be bad enough to draft MHJ, I wonder if they try and trade for McLaurin or Higgins.

I also haven't looked at the JT contract and am happy to get him back so long as it's not a killer. Moss looked good but I don't think he can carry the load the whole season and there were no other RB options behind him. JT and Moss will be a solid combo.

BiggerBoat posted:

Gonna cross post this from the NFCE thread if that's OK. Involves an epiphany I had watching the Jags v NO game on thursday

This past weekend I finally realized that I think I'm done with watching live NFL football. Thursday night really fertilized the seed because I'm trying to watch Jaguars v Saints and at least half of what I wound up watching were ads for beer, cars, medicine, fast food, etc. Or at least it felt like it. Last night's game was a similar experience.

There are just way WAY too many commercials to hold my interest for that long and many times, we get:

1. Offensive play, booth review, commercial
2. Play overturned, new play, end of quarter, commercial
3. 4th down now, successful FG, commercial
4. Kickoff, player down on the field, commercial
5. 3 plays, punt, TV timeout/commercial
6. 2 plays, two minute warning, commercial

It's horrible and no fun. Made me want to really scientifically measure how much time I was spending watching ads versus actually watching the game I enjoy so much. Almost always, what I do now is watch 20-30 minute recaps that show me everything I need to know or, if I really want to watch a live game, pause it and allow it to buffer then go back and watch a quarter where I FF the ads.

If I'm at a sports bar with my friends it's not as much of a big deal but I HATE advertising in almost every form and these broadcasts are polluted with it. People say baseball is slow (and it is) but most times I can at least watch an inning uninterrupted and the time between them is like 60-90 seconds or something.

Also, the continued failure to do anything about cleaning up the officiating detracts from the experience and often decides a game I've invested 3.5 hours into. I'm an Eagles fan but GTFO with the idea that we committed ZERO penalties last night. My job involves "refereeing" to a degree and not only am I rigorously trained to do it well, the emphasis is always on getting it right and I'm called out when I gently caress up or taken off certain "games". This past weekend in particular was a plethora of terrible officiating and it just goes on and on.

EvilBeard posted:

His arm isn't bad, it's just not elite. He doesn't have poor physical tools, he just has no elite tools.

EvilBeard posted:

His arm is better than your reading.

Kirios posted:

Kids please stop shouting BIG JEFF at the back of the AFC South bus.

JT Jag posted:

wish I would be relieved of my life

Soul Glo posted:

i dont know, he seems kinda hosed up and they made him walk like this to the locker room, lmao jags what are you doing

https://x.com/BussinWTB/status/1731885271300387236?s=20

Vincent Van Goatse posted:

I don't think Jeff Fisher loves Jeff Fisher.

Metapod posted:

I love it and hope it cascades into more pain for the jags

Kirios posted:

Just embrace the bad

EvilBeard posted:

I prefer my QB to be able to hold a football.

Probably Magic posted:

Don't the Niners have a pretty good o-line? Good enough where people can say poo poo like Brock Purdy's a system quarterback, at least.

Oberstwo posted:

Bismack Billabongo posted:

He looks like a twelve year old.

I mostly just want a coach who isn’t named Mike.

Mega64 posted:

The Aiden O'Connell fans are going to be furious.

Mega64 posted:

Based on the HC thread it's because he's got a decent shot at their HC position.

Codependent Poster posted:

sorry guys but Stroud still sucks because this one test said so