Nice to see the Jags finally do something right.

Jags WR Allen Hurns agrees to 4-year, $40M extension

And it got more backlash than any of the rest so far...

You aren't telling me anything I don't know. Most of you just clearly did not watch Bortles. I know quite a few Jags fans and they'd tell you themselves he has a long way to go. He was downright terrible at times.

I mean everybody on this board respects Sorter's opinions, he said he watched 6 games and while he was great at times, he was terrible at others. He's not there yet, that's all I'm saying. It is way too early to be calling him a fringe top 50 overall player.

Damn, I thought Berry would be higher than that. I guess kicking cancer's ass can only get him so far.

32 NFL teams get to pick 2 guys a piece to start the season with their franchise. 64 players get taken; you don't think Bortles is in the top 64? Some team won't make him one of their two picks?

I feel like I just described one of those poll games around here during the offseason with the 7593 heats

Yes, but that is because of projection. What he can be. Not what he was 2015, or today.

I've already said it, but I loved Bortles coming out and he was my #1 QB, so I'm not dissing him at all. The simple truth is the guy has all the tools to be a great QB, but he still has a long way to go.

These top 100 lists are a projection, bro.

It's the top 100 players of 2016 which hasn't even happened yet. These guys are ranking the best players heading into this next season.

Well, it is a list for 2016 so....

And like I said he will not be a top 50 player in 2016 when he has to face the AFCW, NFCN, and the Bengals. Not to mention their entire division should be better next year. People will think he regressed, but it will be a big learning experience for him. He's not going to get better playing a schedule like he did last year.

If the Chiefs drafted Bortles and he did what he did against the teams he did (meaning both the good and the bad), CP might be cautiously optimistic, but nobody would be agreeing with this ranking quite yet.

2 safeties left on the list. Honey Badger and Chancellor?

Honey Badger for sure, but Chancellor higher than Thomas? I don't think I'd agree with that. Can't think of who else it could be though.

He's going to get in shootouts with the Carr and the Raiders, Rivers and the Chargers, Rodgers and the Packers, Stafford and the Lions, Cutler and the Bears

NONE OF THOSE TEAMS STOP THE PASS and its been that way for the last like ten years. They just have QBs that can throw. He's going to be able to sling it with his fellow gunslinger QBs he plays against.

You make seem like outside the Bengals, Vikings, Chiefs and Broncos hes facing good defensive backfields that can hold him for under 200 yards.

Neither one of those D's are as bad as the ones in the NFCS and AFCS. Raiders and Chargers have the pass rushers to give the Jags Oline problems. The Packers, Bears, and Lions all have talent on defense, and in particular pass rushers. They all got better this offseason on that side of the ball also, especially the Raiders and Bears.

You're seriously underestimating how bad those two divisions are outside of the Panthers. That made up 9 of their 16 games last year.

Arguing the schedule for the upcoming season is nigh pointless. No one knows how these teams will fare.

What appears to be a tough schedule may turn out to be light work.

I'm not going to waste my time posting all the names because I'm sick of this argument, but look at the pass rushers they will likely be facing this year. They literally play the best of the best just about every week. It's like night and day from last year. Their Oline hasn't gotten much better in the offseason. I believe their only addition was Beachum. I understand what you're saying, but there is no doubt this schedule will be thougher. We already know how shit their schedule was last year.

Likely Weddle, McCourty, or Kam for the last spot.