lolJags

[Badger]

A small, early litmus test for the Meyer era. Not a guarantee things will go well but it does suggest things won't go comically awry.

[bojanglesman]

Jags released Tebow.

Maybe he'll try hockey next.

Gonna start his own religious sports network to compete with ESPN.

[mj2sexay]

Goodnight, sweet Prince.

FWIW and to probably no ones surprise-I like Tebow. Seems like a genuinely nice person.

[MBGreen]

nice to see Schotty ruining another QB

[mj2sexay]

Ooooof. Etienne out for the year.

[bojanglesman]

Schefter:  Trade: Jaguars are sending QB Gardner Minshew II to the Philadelphia Eagles for a conditional 2022 sixth-round pick, per sources. The 6th-round pick could go to a 5th if Minshew plays in 50 percent of the plays in three games this season.

[Heismanberg]

Schefter:  Trade: Jaguars are sending QB Gardner Minshew II to the Philadelphia Eagles for a conditional 2022 sixth-round pick, per sources. The 6th-round pick could go to a 5th if Minshew plays in 50 percent of the plays in three games this season.

wow

[bojanglesman]

wow

Nick Mullens released to make room.  Hmmm.

[Johnny English]

I'd honestly rather have Mullens as my backup than Minshew.

[Derek Smalls]

Eagles love to stockpile quarterbacks.

[bojanglesman]

Sign Mullens, cut Josh Johnson, put everyone else on practice squad.

[Johnny English]

Sign Mullens, cut Josh Johnson, put everyone else on practice squad.

I was moderately impressed with Johnson last night. Sign Mullens, keep Johnson, put Morgan on PS, drop White in the Hudson.

[Heismanberg]

I was moderately impressed with Johnson last night. Sign Mullens, keep Johnson, put Morgan on PS, drop White in the Hudson.

We don't need to have 3 QBs on the active roster.

No one is going to sign Josh Johnson if we cut him. 

[reuben]

This yutz can't help himself.

ProFootballTalk reports the NFLPA has opened an investigation into the Jaguars over coach Urban Meyer's comments on the vaccination status of players.

PFT did not clarify the exact nature of the investigation but it can be added to the long list of controversies that have plagued Meyer's initial months in Jacksonville. Meyer admitted that the Jaguars' decision-makers considered a player's vaccination status when choosing who to cut to reach their final roster. This makes sense from a strategic standpoint. Players who aren't vaccinated are more likely to miss time and run the risk of taking other players out with them. However, the collective bargaining agreement prohibits teams from using vaccination status as a factor in employment decisions. Given how forthcoming Meyer was with this information, he stands little chance of getting out of this mess without some form of punishment. 

[Libero_2]

This yutz can't help himself.

I just think he’s used to being able to say whatever he wants without repercussion. When he was at his last few stops, he would be protected by boosters admin and the ncaa would turn a blind eye.

Now the league won’t be trying to protect him in any way.

I’m just curious what type of punishment is warranted if they deem the Jags guilty. Obviously they can’t force him to cut anyone to take back guys who were removed. Financial penalties? Draft pick removal? It will be interesting to see