45catfan

We are down a 6th as well. The Patriots have our 3rd and 6th.

Fitterer to Jags: We really like Shenault, will you be willing to part with him? Jags to Fitterer: What's the compensation? Fitterer to Jags: A mid-round pick and Robby Anderson Jags to Fitterer: You can keep Robby, we will just take the draft pick.

Eh, might as well get his pick out of the way too. Baker will hit his thresholds and cost us a 4th, give the Jags the 5th and be done with it. I'm sure we can get rid of our 7th too so the front office will have a really short draft next April with only a 1 and a 2. Hell, move up a bit giving up the 2nd and call it a day after the first round!

Oh yeah, Baker a 5th or a 4th depending on playing time/permormance. I thought you meant Darnold. All his pick compensation hit us last draft. So 3rd, 4th/5th, 6th and Shenault.

Not exactly, one CB (Gilmore, no longer on the team) a QB (Corral on IR) and this dude who the Jags wanted to ditch. Don't get me wrong, Shanault was a beast coming out of college. Everything in Jax goes to crap, but maybe this dude can be redeemed. We are missing our 3rd and 6th plus whatever this trade sets us back.

At this rate we might not have any picks next year.

Parking sucks now they keep building on what were a bunch of vacant lots around the stadium. Parking keeps getting pushed further and further out.

There's the David Newton we all love to hate! I knew he could screw up. Damn, how does this man keep his job?

But Mrs. Rhule had done her homework. Did you not read her scouting report on Hubbard?

News has been slow of late, so I would imagine that not too much more will we revealed before tomorrow.

Nah, a big arm but that's about it. Dude is statuesque in the pocket. Plenty of highlights of bombs down the field, but skimpy on window throws, boundary throws and timing routes. Not to mention his ability/inability to read defenses. Yes, having a big arm is key to being an NFL QB, but that can't be it.

Well that didn't take long, lol!!!

The first person I thought of when I read Strong had been released.

I didn't like Jenkins as a prospect and simply thought he wouldn't cut it. Now they are trying to ditch him.

Here's an interesting one: Any scoop as to why? He was productive in college.

That's the reason it is STUPID to do all you cuts at once. I get holding judgement on the last few bubble players and maybe that last practice can be the difference maker. But dudes that have no chance in hell of making the roster, just tell them today and save them from having to come back only to be told they are fired as soon as they walk in the door. Yes, cuts day of, players are generally told as soon as they arrive.

The Bears and Browns have released some players. Nobody I would be interested in.

Yeah, but the practical side of me says with gas prices, driving into work only to get fired is insult to injury. Most of these guys cut will be working normal jobs here shortly. Tell me on the out the door when I'm going home anyway.

Doing some radio work.

Rippodonn was a HUUUUUUGE Strong supporter. Wait until he finds out....

It's hard for me to imagine they are still letting guys practice that they know will not be here in a matter of hours. Reporters should be looking for absences. Rhule: "Good practice today guy, now turn in your playbook. No, you can't shower before you clean out your locker."

I don't do social media, so I just keep refreshing this page to NFL dot com's transactions page for today.

The Bills may luck out, the Broncos just cut their punter for refusing to take a pay cut.

From the same article I linked earlier: "Just to clarify, one item which was made permanent with the NFL several years ago was teams no longer have to designate a player to return from the Reserve/Injured List at the time they go on the list. Teams do not have to say which players are returning until they begin their 21-day window."