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The Jags are seemingly “overpaying” in draft capital because they don’t have the cap flexibility to absorb these contracts outright.
The Eagles are eating significant dead cap, while the Falcons are essentially paying Jessie Bates to play for Jax this year.
That’s the trade-off. The Jags are paying a premium in draft capital to preserve cap flexibility while adding impact players.
It may look like an overpay on paper, but you have to account for the money the other teams are absorbing.
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So many examples of this being blown out of proportion. Windows for a superbowl are subjective. I promise as long as the HC and GM are on the same page, and they have a QB, the window is open.
The 49ers traded 3 1st round picks and a 3rd for Trey Lance. The qb didn’t make it through his rookie contract and was traded away. They didn’t even have a 1st or 2nd in 2023 because they also traded for CMC.
The rams sent 2 1sts for Jalen Ramsey, didn’t have a 1st round pick for like 7 years and won a Super Bowl lmao. They are still relevant today.
The broncos sent the house, farm, life insurance for Russell Wilson in 2022. They are VERY relevant to this day just 4 years later (technically 3 years later cause they made the afc championship last year)
If franchises are ran properly, it doesn’t matter.
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Today’s moves reminded of something #Jaguars GM James Gladstone said after trading for Travis Hunter:
“I know every step that I didn't take that related to fear, I regretted. That's not something I intend on doing the rest of my life.”
Putting that on display with these trades.
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🚨 It's National Jersey day 🚨
Drop a jersey you've been DYING for...and admin might just come through for you 🤝👀
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The Jacksonville Jaguars have now won 4 games this season by 23 points or more.
No other team in the NFL has more than 1 such victory this year.
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"The fact that this prince who was promised prospect has finally made good on that level of talent."
Derrik, @robertmays and @davehelman_ discuss Trevor Lawrence joining elite company in the Jacksonville Jaguars' 42-7 victory over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 8.
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#Jaguars RB Bhayshul Tuten just lost a TD because the refs called Brenton Strange for holding on a play he didn't hold. 🤦♂️
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.@Filmwatchers1's Play Call of the Week goes to Jaguars HC Liam Coen! 👏⬇️
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.@trevorlawrence was going full send all day 👏 @FedEx
• 18-for-23
• 245 Passing Yards
• 4 Touchdowns
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Can confirm that Bengals WR Dohnte Meyers will make the initial 53-man roster, per source.
Meyers goes from being a CFL futures player to making an initial NFL roster out of training camp. What a story.
@char_cliff with it first.
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I love the CFL.
But the inconsistent refereeing continues to plague this league and takes away from the onfield product.
That latest roughing call on the blocked punt… baffling.
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Every parent dreads the day their kid comes home from school and asks them this question:
"So when am I getting a phone?"
A few weeks ago at Humans in the Loop I shared what we are helping families do about it (membership application below)
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It is with profound sadness that the Saskatchewan Roughriders mourn the loss of linebacker and team captain Jayden Dalke, who passed away in a car accident yesterday evening. A relentless warrior on the field, Jayden’s determination, toughness and work ethic inspired his teammates, who cared deeply for him and are heartbroken by his passing.
Jayden had a unique gift of making the people around him feel special and valued. No one ever left a conversation with him without a smile. On and off the field, he was the true definition of what it means to be a Saskatchewan Roughrider.
Our hearts go out to the entire Dalke family, who traveled the country to watch Jayden live his dream. We will miss him terribly and will never forget the impact he had on our lives and our team.
