LAMM AT LARGE: No quick fix coming for Jaguars

Baby steps. That’s what Jaguars fans should expect because there’s no quick fix.
Franchise QB-to-be Trevor Lawrence is going through the growing pains all highly drafted QBs go through with bad teams.
And this is a BAD team.
The receiver group, expected to be a strength, is not. DJ Chark can’t catch. Laviska Shenault is invisible. Thank goodness for Marvin Jones. There are no tight ends in sight.
The OL is mediocre. The 2nd-tier defensive free agents the Jaguars signed because they thought they were ascending aren’t.
Coach Urban Meyer is trying to learn the NFL.
The simple answer is, as my son Alex pointed out, the Jaguars don’t have many good players.

Written by: Taylor Doll

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HAYS BLOG: Time to lower whatever expectations we had for Jaguars

By Hays Carlyon The Jaguars have played a bad football team and a mediocre one. They have been outscored 60-34. The Jaguars have faced a double-digit deficit for virtually the entire second half of both outings. Denver took a 17-7 lead early in the third quarter of Sunday’s 23-13 win over the Jaguars at TIAA Bank Field. The Jaguars aren’t going to be a good football team. They aren’t even going to be an average football team. The Jaguars brought […]

September 19, 2021