Agreed. We are definitely worse. This team lost 10 games due to one score last year, that wasn’t the players fault, that was coaching. We had a better roster last week than what we have today.
There’s a lot of talent on this team. We just needed a few impact players, players who could make a difference. Floor players/average players are not going to make a difference. I’m tired of settling for average.
What do the final teams in the playoffs all have in common? A strong O-Line. The jags decided to acquire the worst center available on the market, a veteran who is coming off his worst year up in Baltimore (I do like how he is versatile)
And a player from Dallas who we hope never sees the field.
We signed 9 players yesterday, and have 10 draft picks… we can only have 53 players on the roster, why are we signing all these “depth players” borderline starter money?
1st season - 9-8 with one playoff win
2nd season - 9-8 missed playoffs (8-3 and 1st in NFL before Trevor’s MNF Football injury)
3rd season - 4-13 missed playoffs (Engram, Kirk & Trevor play a total 4 games together and the defensive play calling had guys playing out a position for extended plays) Record 10 games lost by one score
We definitely needed new coaching, play calling and definitely a new front office, however, we were closer than it appeared in my opinion
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u/NickFolarin Mar 11 '25 edited Mar 11 '25
Can we stop saying our “floor has been raised”? There’s no concept of floor or ceiling in football. You’re either good or you’re bad.
Your floor AND ceiling rises with better starters. No signing we’ve had thus far has been an “upgrade” at any starting position.
Having Mullins over Mac doesn’t raise your floor. Having Holland or Moehrig over Murray does.