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Here is to hoping that Myles does well on his next team. It has been a joy having him play for the Jaguars. Too bad his greatest play while playing for the Jaguars didn't count.

Lets go!!!!!!!!!

That 3 cone time, did it alleviate any of the bend concerns? Hutch had a good 10 yard split and a phenomenal 3 cone time.

I agree that Hutchinson's combine numbers will probably be elite, but from film alone (even the Georgia game) Hutch already looks like the real deal. I do not always agree with the guy breaking this down, but he does a good job on this one with recognizing the double standard while also showing the good reps that Hutch got against Georgia. Check it out.

I'd say even in measurements, it is pretty close. Jones has better COD (based on measurements), but DK has more power, speed, and explosiveness (based on measurements). DK: https://draftscout.com/dsprofile.php?PlayerId=1018210&DraftYear=2019 Matt Jones: http://draftscout.com/dsprofile.php?PlayerId=58381&DraftYear=2005

https://www.sportscasting.com/dk-metcalf-post-temper-tantrum-comments-signal-end-russell-wilson-era-seahawks-fight-tired-losing/ https://www.fieldgulls.com/2021/12/22/22849595/dk-metcalf-russell-wilson-attitude-catch-seattle-seahawks-receiver-miss-mad-future-2021-ramsey-pete https://www.nfl.com/news/russell-wilson-dk-metcalf-one-catch-seahawks-washington A few things like the couple of articles here. Here is a nice quote speaking on his relationship with Russ and a small bit of his demeanor:

I am not too big on Metcalf. He's a solid guy, but is he really a guy that is going to take over games? Seems like Lockett is the more crafty and well rounded (also being a vet) WR of the two. Metcalf is still honing his craft, but his route tree is limited. He is also a bit emotional and I am not into watching guys get overly emotional and get flagged for unnecessary penalties. Of course with him being young, he could iron both the route running and the immaturity issues out, but that is yet to be seen. With that all said, he would be the most talented WR the Jaguars have had since A-Rob and the most athletic ever.

I end this season with a smile. As difficult as the entirety of the season was, I can smile and hope that the Jaguars do better things next year.

I was on board with everything you typed, until I got to the last sentence. The Jacksonville Jaguars deserve nice things! Although, that does not mean they will ever get them.

This is the second time this injury happened to a big name WR that was set to be a FA after this season. You hate to see it for him and Godwin.

If Terrell Davis is in, Tony should be in too. https://youtu.be/LFO-PhGSIPk

After a decade of patience, kindness, loyalty, and peacekeeping, the klownout is a viable response. Doing things the nice way is not working. Jaguars fans needed to send a message with our displeasure in trying to do things the same old way, which produces the same terrible results. There needs to be a full cleaning of house (staff wise) for the first time since Mr. Khan took over. There must be changes and Trent Baalke being fired is the bare minimum.

Coaching is trying to hard to force players to fit their scheme how they see fit instead of making the most out of the skill set of the player. Everything that Patterson is doing for Atlanta, Shenault could be doing for Jacksonville if utilized properly. With the correct playcall and utilization, he would thrive.

This is exactly what is so frustrating! We see Patterson who was misused for years by the Vikings and the Raiders. He makes it to New England and they show his potential by not trying to convert a player to a position that they see need for, but taking the player and getting the most out of their unique skill set. Now the Falcons have helped Patterson reach his full potential by putting him in positions were he can thrive.

The site also claims that Agnew only has one drop. If you watch the video that @.Buzz posted, it shows you that Agnew had 3 drops in the Colts game alone. One that was a dime over the shoulder on a go route. The other 2 were on slants. One that Agnew had inside leverage and coughed up the ball while going down. The other was in a tight window a little behind, but hit him right in the hands.