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I'd give them 4-121 and 7-259 for Shenault and 5-157. Makes Shenault's value about the same as the pick they'd be giving up. No ****ing way I'd give up a day 2 pick for him and I feel generous giving the higher 4th. I'd just assume drafting a guy that fits a bit better than giving up any more than that, plus you're only getting 2 years out of the guy instead of 4.
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The Panthers may need picks to trade up for a Qb at some point.
Send them a first for DJ Moore. |
Shenault had an over 70% catch rate his rookie year. The only player on that list who has catch issues is MVS and if we didn’t sign him….it wouldn’t be the end of the world.
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I don't think trading for McCaffery is the answer. I think finding that guy cheap and young is the answer. There are several backs in this draft that profile that way. And won't require premium picks to get them (Day 3). |
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We all thought that, because someone (Andy?) said he was going to be the Chiefs' Westbrook. But we haven't used him like that AT ALL. |
How bout just draft a guy Vreach likes and call it a day. We got ammo to move up in the draft . I know the focus is the D line and pass rush but we do have a void at WR but plenty of picks and Vrouch will find us a daisy.
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Why would the Jaguars want to trade this guy?
Seems they'd want to surround their new QB with talented players. |
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They just spent a ton of money on two new WRs. Pederson didn’t draft him. |
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Hella on the Shenault bandwagon. Been wanting him since rumors broke the Jags could move him.
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Minshew and then a rookie with the bullsh at HC and all that drama. Still, he had a solid rookie season with 58 catches and over 600 yards with 5 TDs. Similar production last season, but 0 TDs and his catch rate dropped with the rookie QB. I think he has a lot of upside with a solid QB and system. Hell, if he can be had for a 4, I would like Denver to go get him. |
It’s amazing that people are concerned about a rookie WR having an impact on this team when Andy Reid got so much out of Hardman and Tyreek their rookie years.
Those guys were still learning to play the ****ing position, more or less the offense, and they both had 500+ yards and several TDs. It also helps when you have a future HOF QB. |
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Is it fair to think that Reid would be able to figure out how to work them in? Yes. But they aren’t coming in day one and being Justin Jefferson. |
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Whoever we draft is likely to be a more polished WR than those guys were in year 1. I’m not saying we should expect them to come in and be a 1,000 yard WR or anything, but you don’t have to be to have an impact. |
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Smith was the QB for Hill's rookie season, but Hill is also a rare talent. Aside from Kelce, Maclin was the only other real threat. Hardman - he played with Mahomes and was behind Kelce, Hill, Watkins in the pecking order. Since his rookie year, he really hasn't changed much with his production. REC's have increased but not the yardage really (YPC is 1/2 of what he had his rookie year and TDs have fallen. Hardman was a beneficiary of Mahomes and the surrounding talent more than Hill was - Hill is just a different level. So, going out and finding the next Hardman... not really the plan, if it were me. |
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Nobody said anything about “success stories”. |
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We’re talking about rookie WRs having an impact in Andy’s offense. Also, Hardman really came along down the stretch this year, and he was already the best gadget guy in the NFL, so this idea that he’s a JAG is pretty silly. He made the Pro Bowl his rookie year as a returner and had 538 yards and 6 TDs. That’s an impact by the very definition. How you personally feel about him as a player has literally nothing to do with the point. |
Have there been any updates on this situation?
Rep for any useful answers. I don't have the time to read through 100 posts. |
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If he’s an up and coming player ready to breakout, why do the Jags want to trade him?
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Would the Wash Football team trade Scary Terry?
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Looks like Sammy Watkins during his EJ Manuel tour. |
Did Brad Peach sign this piece of shit yet?
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Just another JAG
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Shenault is about to pop. He would be a 1100 yard guy in our offense. Not a Tyreek Hill but it may help us be in better shape with (3) legit WR options and Kelce instead of just (2) guys total we'll have (4) guys to help move the sticks. Two speedsters in Hardman and MVS.
QB: Mahomes RB 1: Ronald Jones RB 2: Clyde Edwards-Hellaire TE: Travis Kelce TE 2: Draft one WR 1: Laviska Shenault WR 2: JuJu Smith-Schuster WR 3: Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR 4: Mecole Hardman |
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No way it happens. Hope I'm wrong. |
No way the commies trade Scary Terry. I'd take Terry over viska but just dont see it happening.
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McLaurin is a bigger TY Hilton.
Loved him in that draft, had him as a 1st round talent. Then the dumb Washington team picks him and says they liked his special teams play... Yikes! |
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We would have to trade some very valuable picks for him (1st +) and then pay him as an elite WR as well, when by that measure we may as well have just paid Tyreek instead. |
This will happen on draft day.
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Which would you rather do?
Laviska for our second 3rd (23 years old, 2 years left on deal - $2m, $2.5m) Lockett for our first 2nd (29 years old, 4 years left on deal - $10m, $16m, $24m, $24m) Cooks for our second 3rd (28 years old, 3 years left on deal - $16m, $5m, $2.5m) |
Viska.
We need to get younger and cheaper. We need upside. |
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I think a 4th could get Shenault though and I'm willing to do that. |
If a 4th takes him idk why hes not on the roster yet.
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Something like:
Chiefs get: Shenault and #188 Jaguars get: #103 and #243 |
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LS2KC!
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if his middle name is James or Jonathan or something - we could call him LJS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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but has to have 69 exclamation points following!
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Cooks and Lockett are both better fits for what we need right now.
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How much for Locket AND Metcalf instead?
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Veach doesn’t want older guys that are around 30, especially if they’re goin got cost a high draft pick. He wants young high upside guys. |
I liked Shenault in the draft and I'd probably be OK with the 103 pick going for this - but his 40 was a little concerning alongside not exactly setting the world alight. Not totally convinced we don't just have a crack at WR at that point. A 4th I'd be very happy with.
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Juju
MVS Hardman Shenault Rookie Kelce Fortson Gray Bell |
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We need actual players right now that challenge a defense. |
Starting to think it’s gonna take a 3.
If a 4 would’ve done it, it would be done by now. |
If it takes #103 then I’m fine with it.
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There could be a CB or even WR I like more than him at 103. It’s a good spot for safety or RB as well. There are a TON of athletic LBs likely to be available there. And again, I like Shenault, but you’re only getting him for 2 years. That is a substantial ding in his value. I wouldn’t give up 103 until I knew who was there for me. |
Are we guessing or is there speculation that a 4th will do it…
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