JagFan

I’m in.

Seriously??? I wouldn’t be hanging my hat on what happened 5 years ago in college. Not to mention that the Jaguars went hard after JK Dobbins BEFORE “actively” perusing this guy. That doesn’t really smell like man-love to me…smells waaay more like Coach-speak, and that they were looking for a specific type of RB for short yardage/change of pace which every team needs to be successful. Not saying you all are wrong about who the RB to have in this offense will be, just be careful. They let Etienne walk and didn’t pursue a backfill for the roll he had last year because they drafted that guy last year.

- AJ Brown wasn’t on the original list, but I’ll start there. I’m not buying a Patriots team that played the easiest schedule in NFL history including the playoffs. You’ll never see another team in NFL history who’s every win came against a team that fired their coach, lost their QB, or was the Jets. - I love Stafford, but I just don’t see another year like that at his age. - I’m ecstatic to see Aaron come back for another season with Pitt!!! As if he hasn’t been pathetic enough, that ego just won’t let him quit until ONE person finally tells him he is better than Favre at ONE thing. I guess he wants to play a game with dementia to finally get that one thing Brett didn’t do. - Josh Allen is by far the best QB of the bunch and that’s the problem. He’s going to spread the ball around in addition to taking off to run. I don’t see the volume. - I do love Daniels, but who knows what we get out of the Washington offense. I could see grabbing Terry at the right price. - Sutton is the one you want, and it’s not even close. He’s that big body WR that eats in Payton’s offense. Now with Waddle to stretch the field, and Nix slinging it all over the field…I’m calling a top 10 finish in PPR. Any one of these guys could be productive, but I only see one being consistent.

This is why I never draft a DB as my WR2 in the single digit rounds.

Let’s go! 1. Courtland Sutton finishes top 5 PPR with 17-25 points per game (Sean Payton big WR average in NO). 2. Brett Favre briefly remembers his name, then sends himself a pic of his junk because that’s the only name he recognizes in his phone. What yall got?

“Detailed 2025 Regular Season Breakdown Rushing: 23 Attempts | 94 Yards | 4.1 Yards Per Carry | 0 Touchdowns Receiving: 11 Targets | 10 Receptions | 54 Yards | 5.4 Yards Per Catch Special Teams: 26 Kick Returns | 617 Return Yards | 23.7 Yards Per Return [1, 2, 3] Contract & Team Outlook Allen was originally drafted by Jacksonville in the 7th round (236th overall) of the 2025 NFL Draft out of Syracuse. He is currently playing on a 4-year rookie contract and is expected to see a larger role in the 2026 backfield alongside Bhayshul Tuten following the departure of Travis Etienne. [1, 2, 3, 4]” Remember that time you people hyped up a Jaguar DB as a WR2 with WR1 upside? Remember? I remember! Reminds me of the next year when you same people hyped up a Jaguar KR as a RB2! LMAO! Just blame Trevor for your mistake now, move on, and save us all from your crying about this in week 3.

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I still believe Tuten was drafted last year by Coen to fill more of the Bucky Irving role from his 2024 offense. Like Irving, Tuten is compact and illusive. I agree Rodriquez will be used in short yardage situations, but unlike White in 2024 he’s not going to be used as a receiver limiting his time on the field to just short yardage and spelling Tuten. With Etienne gone I expect Tuten to continue climbing draft boards to the point where he becomes a big gamble.

I had no idea the Jets moved to Green Bay this offseason.

8,900 is the key data point here. There is no denying his talent. He was a stud at LSU with WR1 potential at the NFL level. However, he lost his first year in the NFL for the 8,900 bets he placed under a fake name before he reached betting age in Louisiana. Many were college games including LSU games. Do you know how hard it is to get charged with underaged gambling in a state where you can buy an alcoholic beverage in a styrofoam cup at a drive through, and the age of sexual consent is like 14? He is where he is right now because of him, and it’s moronic of him not to just be thankful he still has a job in the NFL. Typical of this generation.

Early news out of OTAs are very positive. Apparently Lawrence and Thomas Jr work on chemistry throughout the spring and it shows. Who knows? But trending positively. I do think the frequent drops he had in the first half of last season, 8, could be attributed to the wrist injury and chemistry issues with Lawrence. Good job on your thoughts TBay. That was a good read, and well thought out.

Thomas Jr played injured most of last season with a wrist injury suffered early in the season and then the high ankle sprain. It’s not a Lawrence problem because he still threw for 4,007 yards 29 TDs, but it was his 9 rushing TDs that helped him finish in the top 5 fantasy QBs. Hunter is a DB, so I’m still not sure why he keeps getting mentioned. That was clear going into the season last year and folks still drafted him as a starting WR, then called him a bust…for those who did that I’d say their draft strategy and inability to read was a bust. Etienne is gone. He wasn’t huge in the passing game, but that’s 38 receptions gone. Washington really came on down the stretch and is the most likely candidate to be over drafted this season. Thomas Jr will finish as a top 10 WR this year.

Could be one of the reasons you’re posting opinions on a message board instead of coaching in the NFL. Imo

Simply looking at this at “face value” is totally wrong. Waddle cost what he cost because of what he does specifically to that coaches offense. That price for Waddle will make Sutton an all pro this year based on the offensive scheme that particular coach runs. Denver just bought a field stretcher to open up the offense. The pay was for the fit and this is a great example of you playing checkers and others playing chess. I get that you don’t see it right now, and you won’t understand it when it unfolds…but that’s what happened with this trade.

Best NFL draft year in recent history to not have a 1st round pick. Loving the brilliance of the Jags trade up last year with every pick tonight!