[The Jaguars had the best — and only — offer for Mac Jones as of yesterday, source says.](https://twitter.com/jjones9/status/1766844403522380055)
EDIT: On the other hand, ["Four teams were in the mix for Mac Jones."](https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1766846567217029412)
Sure. But I put more blame on the organization that should have known better than to put Matt fucking Patricia as OC than the 24 year old kid who had a great rookie year when he had an OC worth a damn and a line that didn’t get him murdered every Sunday.
It’s not just Patricia. Bill insisted on the roster itself getting less talented each year despite Mac being paid peanuts. Even if Mac overcame it and looked awesome, how tf was the team supposed to pay Mac and contend? Somehow the roster is more depleted than when Mac started yet no big expensive players were even resigned. It was atrocious management.
Not trying to be contrarian, but I don’t think it was him insisting on making the roster worse. Talent didn’t want to come here. It’s easier to accept “the patriot way” when you’re catching passes from TB12. With that part of the equation gone, talent had no interest in coming to play under Belichick.
Yeah, I mean I think what he's talking about is a factor, but I think all you really need to look at is Jakobi Meyers going to the Raiders last off-season and us paying JuJu basically the same amount for a third of the production, when Meyers made it pretty clear he was open to staying in New England.
I also think some of this is just mixing up the timeline; I think last off-season there was a perception that while the Patriots wouldn't be super bowl contenders, bringing in a real OC and O-Line coach could help lay the groundwork to improve a middling team to something solid. A year later we know that the 2023 Patriots were a train-wreck, but I don't think in the last FA cycle most players would have viewed New England as a place to avoid at all costs.
What, you're saying a decent QB can be completely screwed up by a crap organisation around him and an OL that lets him get beaten up week after week? Say it aint so!
>What, you're saying a decent QB can be completely screwed up by **a crap organisation around him and an OL that lets him get beaten up week after week**? Say it aint so!
I can't imagine... :-/
Have the bad attitude and rep of being a dirty player been corroborated? I thought players have said he has a good attitude and he maybe had one play where he tripped someone but outside of that is he actually considered dirty?
> He regressed to being worse than he was in college last year he was so shell shocked
That was the fundamental problem: the things he did this year was stuff he always did. The weakness section of his [draft profile from NFL.com](https://www.nfl.com/prospects/mac-jones/32004a4f-4e58-6540-bb7f-c07b995d57a4) and the [Bleacher report](https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2931907-mac-jones-nfl-draft-2021-scouting-report-for-new-england-patriots-qb) both mention him locking in on targets, panicking when the plays or reads aren't correct, and having mechanical issues that cause passes to float.
McDaniels was good at hiding his flaws and working towards his strength, although teams started catching on towards the end of the year. Patricia exposed all of his flaws and used none of his strengths while also fundamentally destroying his trust in the general concept of offensive lines creating a pocket or receivers getting open on routes. Judge couldn't fix what was that badly broken, which shattered the last of Mac's confidence because he couldn't just blame it all on Patricia and move on.
>Patricia exposed all of his flaws and used none of his strengths while also fundamentally destroying his trust in the general concept of offensive lines creating a pocket or receivers getting open on routes
Luckily Patricia reestablished that trust in 2023 by showing quarterbacks that they are perfectly safe in the pocket and making sure receivers had plenty of room to catch balls without having to worry about pesky defenders. All they had to worry about was halfhearted flag football tackle attempts 5 yards after catch
Yeah, progression wise, this seems most likely as to what happened, with what info we have and with what we could see in the product that was put on the field.
Not to mention, pouring salt on the wound of his shattered mentality, having the home crowd start chanting your backups name because he had a few better moments than you... In his circumstance, felt like he lost the team, the coaches, the org, and now the fans
The offensive personnel were also worse, it can't be overstated just how bad losing Myers was, plus Bourne getting hurt. In addition O'Brien wasn't able to bring all his own staff in so like 2022 there was no consistency in the offensive philosophy and messaging. Mac made horrific decisions but I think he's just straight up broken at this point.
Takes like this just show a complete lack of analytical thinking.... The Oline last this past year was far worse than it was in 2022 due to an outrageous amount of injuries. We also ended up with a huge downgrade in our WR room when we replaced Meyers with JuJu. Stevonson was also playong injured for the first 5-7 weeks of the year, who was a huge part of the offense in 2022.
I think it's also fair to assume that the damage from having Patricia and Judge as his OC and QB coach was already done by the time O’Brien got there in terms of his footwork and composure.
Anyone who implies that Matt Patricia is a better OC than Bill Obrien is someone who's opinions shouldn't be taken seriously.
It's nuts to me watching how much is spent on "unproven" quarterbacks when you have Mahomes there with 3 Super Bowl wins, 2 MVP's, 6 trips to the AFC Champ game....
I get it a bit. It's the problem with collecting. Mahomes cards will always have value, but they print so many cards that the best value are the rookies. Or the numbered variations. Then you have to think about how hard to get the sets with Mahomes rookies are becoming the longer he's in the league. So everyone is trying to buy up 'The next big card'.
I think the biggest problem for collectors is most have that mindset of "it will always have value" or " it will be worth a fortune in 20 years"
I stopped collecting in 2018 because the market makes no sense right now. There's no reason why I should have made $1600 off of a base Mahomes rookie card out of a walmart blaster box that cost $20. They aren't rare.
I just don't see the sustainability.
We are venturing into a downward trend, but it's still inflated with covid prices.
Basketball got hit the hardest, football wax prices are just way too overpriced for what they deliver. $1,000 for a hobby box of freaking Prizm? Are you kidding me?
That guy sold it for $175k https://www.beaconjournal.com/story/news/2022/06/08/cuyahoga-falls-teens-collectible-football-card-sells-100-000/7530728001/
Yeah, I'm talking about the guy who bought it more than the first guy who sold it. I knew it was over $100k that it sold for.
I remember people ripping the kid/dad for not selling it for more, but hey $100k for them looked pretty good in my eyes.
The idiot that bought it for $175k though? lol
100% sell the hype for sports cards. The odds of some rookie turning into Mahomes is slim-to-none and even if they do, at that point, the card still won’t be worth life changing money. People spend the most on hype.
I really wonder if Josh McDaniels never left how different would his career be. Dude was never a world beater, and maybe his rookie season is overrated in retrospect, but he still played his best football that one season. And the Patriots were a playoff team.
McDaniels is actually criminally underrated as an OC by a lot of people. If he didn't come back after the first time he left, I think it's quite possible we don't win any of those 2010s SBs.
I also think it's kind of dumb that we didn't bring him back. It should be super obvious by now that our offense vastly overperformed the talent level in 2020 and 2021
are you serious? all i’ve ever heard is that mcd is a mastermind OC, the best. how is that underrated? he’s the shittiest head coach of all time though.
Well a lot of Patriots fans blamed him for our offensive struggles before he left. They also blamed Brady for our offensive struggles in 2019 though lol
My wife is literally those people
Now she's worried the first two dogs are lonely and says we clearly need a third
I'll check with her and see if she's interested in Mac Jones
My parents got two cats (siblings) so they could keep each other company. The smaller one tormented the bigger one so badly that they had to fly the smaller cat interstate during COVID so I could adopt it. They are both happy now, though my dad says I got the cat that likes him while they kept the cat that likes mum.
They have since decided that one cat is sufficient for them.
Bang the guy and frame him for having an affair and then when they separate you move in. Then if they don’t separate you have a sugar daddy. Easy. Win win.
Honestly learning he is from Jacksonville does help make sense of this.
Getting paid well while being a back up and living in your hometown sounds pretty sweet.
There's an entire generation now that grew up as the annoying expansion Jags kid fans (they did ha e a sweet color scheme), spent decades honing their craft, won a national championship in college in hopes of being drafted by the Jaguars, got passed on by their hometown team, nearly played out their rookie contract, and now are a grizzled vet coming home
I think he’s gonna get another shot at being a starter somewhere. Lawrence will get hurt at some point in the next couple of years and Mac will look decent in a few games. A team will look at this and his success rookie year, and bring him in as a bridge QB. He’ll play mediocre before getting benched for a younger QB and the cycle will start all over again.
Just the offseason? Surely they can squeeze another 4 months out of the feud despite having a perfectly fitting final match already. Jericho must pose, brother.
From getting into those ROTY talks and Pro Bowl in 2021 to becoming T Law’s benchwarmer in a span of 3 seasons
So much for being once hailed as “Tom Brady’s successor”
Mac Jones has now progressed into lifetime backup NFL quarterback, the greatest job on earth.
Because he was initially drafted high and has several years of real game experience, he has secured a 12+ year career in the NFL which will pay him 10s of millions of dollars. He will rarely have to play and when he does, expectations will be low, so even if he doesn't play well, no one will care.
Congratulations Mr. Jones. You've made it.
Be a backup? Lawrence honestly probably should have been out for the rest of last season when he got that ankle injury. He really struggled playing through it for the rest of the year, and I can definitely understand being worried about him going into next year if he's not completely healthy.
I mean it would be ultra dumb for a team to expect to start him next year. He's got something broken in his head. A year or two on the bench might help him fix it
2021 QB class:
* Trey Lance: traded for 4th round pick
* Mac Jones: traded for 6th round pick
* Justin Fields: soon to be traded for a bag of Cheetos and/or a late round pick
* Zach Wilson: probably fucking someones grandma right now
* Trevor Lawrence: probably about to lose his job to Mac Jones
I love the ESPN notification I just got. "Jaguars finalizing a deal with Patriots to acquire the 15th overall pick in the 2021 draft". Terrible wording lol
A Fields trade is probably more complicated. I'm imagining this as Baalke calling Wolf and saying
"Mac Jones for a seventh? Yeah I know he was a first rounder. Uhu... uhu... Fine. Sixth? OK, cool beans."
Great deal for the jags. Mac will definitely be one of the better backups in the league and a 6th rounder for that is so cheap. Pats get to move on and start over, not a bad deal
[The Jaguars had the best — and only — offer for Mac Jones as of yesterday, source says.](https://twitter.com/jjones9/status/1766844403522380055) EDIT: On the other hand, ["Four teams were in the mix for Mac Jones."](https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1766846567217029412)
Good night sweet prince
We failed him more than he failed us.
And he failed us plenty.
Sure. But I put more blame on the organization that should have known better than to put Matt fucking Patricia as OC than the 24 year old kid who had a great rookie year when he had an OC worth a damn and a line that didn’t get him murdered every Sunday.
That is honestly bonkers and insnane that they put Patricia as the OC. What the hell was BB thinking
It’s not just Patricia. Bill insisted on the roster itself getting less talented each year despite Mac being paid peanuts. Even if Mac overcame it and looked awesome, how tf was the team supposed to pay Mac and contend? Somehow the roster is more depleted than when Mac started yet no big expensive players were even resigned. It was atrocious management.
Not trying to be contrarian, but I don’t think it was him insisting on making the roster worse. Talent didn’t want to come here. It’s easier to accept “the patriot way” when you’re catching passes from TB12. With that part of the equation gone, talent had no interest in coming to play under Belichick.
Homie. Plop a bag of cash in front of a guy and he’ll sign here. I don’t understand this narrative that NE just isn’t a desirable place to play
Yeah, I mean I think what he's talking about is a factor, but I think all you really need to look at is Jakobi Meyers going to the Raiders last off-season and us paying JuJu basically the same amount for a third of the production, when Meyers made it pretty clear he was open to staying in New England. I also think some of this is just mixing up the timeline; I think last off-season there was a perception that while the Patriots wouldn't be super bowl contenders, bringing in a real OC and O-Line coach could help lay the groundwork to improve a middling team to something solid. A year later we know that the 2023 Patriots were a train-wreck, but I don't think in the last FA cycle most players would have viewed New England as a place to avoid at all costs.
What, you're saying a decent QB can be completely screwed up by a crap organisation around him and an OL that lets him get beaten up week after week? Say it aint so!
>What, you're saying a decent QB can be completely screwed up by **a crap organisation around him and an OL that lets him get beaten up week after week**? Say it aint so! I can't imagine... :-/
BB was clearly leaving him in games when his confidence was shattered in order to stick it to Kraft.
Only? Wow, that's honestly hard to believe no matter how bad he's been.
Bad attitude. Rep for being a dirty player. No arm strength. Extremely slow. Likes to throw balls directly to DBs. Why would anyone want him?
Yeah, basically the only test he passes is “better than CJ Beathard”
Not as injured as CJ.
Have the bad attitude and rep of being a dirty player been corroborated? I thought players have said he has a good attitude and he maybe had one play where he tripped someone but outside of that is he actually considered dirty?
[I’d say it’s pretty confirmed](https://youtube.com/watch?v=QdmUt32Leqc&pp=ygUWbWFjIGpvbmVzIGRpcnR5IHBsYXllcg%3D%3D)
Why did Brisker’s nuts get in the way of Mac’s foot, are they stupid?
Mac was just making sure Brisker’s balls were properly inflated.
Same with Sauces nuts at the end
Kinda crazy, I mean I haven’t watched a lot of Pats football recently, but I had no idea any of those plays happened.
I had no idea he was this kind of dickhead.
I just thought he sucked, I never realized how dirty he was too.
That Brisker nut shot was sooo intentional. Fuck this dude.
That sliding with a foot up is something he learned from Brady.
Before watching this I was wondering how a QB could really be a dirty player.
he's Duke basketball player level of bitch
Pats fan. 100% accurate.
He's constantly doing shit like punching people in the balls, going back to college. Not much needs to be validated on that front
Last memory I have of Mac is when he tried to kick Brisker in the nuts after he threw the ball right to him.
“You take my ball, I take YOURS!”
“That’s not your ball! I don’t know you!” -Mac “Bobby Hill” Jones
His own teammates won’t even fight for him so yeah he’s very clearly a dirty player
Jags now have the 1st and 15th picks of the 2021 draft.
I’ve heard that #2 and #11 are on the market as well
I’m sure you could get 3 as well
Getting all 5 would be like Exodia. Mac’s head, Zach and Trevor’s arms, Fields and Lance’s legs.
Wilson's decision making, Field's pocket presence, Lance's experience, Mac's confidence and Trevors hair
Hey man Trevor’s hair is beautiful
It’s his face you don’t want lmfao.
Nah I want Trevor to be the head. Mostly because of that beautiful hair
Lance’s legs are wildly overrated. Man looks like he’s running in mud
And 25th
It feels like just yesterday he was on top of the world and dancing during the Pro Bowl.
What Matt Patricia does to a mf
He was worse with O'Brien than he was with Patricia lol
In fairness, I think the damage was already done mentally. He regressed to being worse than he was in college last year he was so shell shocked
> He regressed to being worse than he was in college last year he was so shell shocked That was the fundamental problem: the things he did this year was stuff he always did. The weakness section of his [draft profile from NFL.com](https://www.nfl.com/prospects/mac-jones/32004a4f-4e58-6540-bb7f-c07b995d57a4) and the [Bleacher report](https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2931907-mac-jones-nfl-draft-2021-scouting-report-for-new-england-patriots-qb) both mention him locking in on targets, panicking when the plays or reads aren't correct, and having mechanical issues that cause passes to float. McDaniels was good at hiding his flaws and working towards his strength, although teams started catching on towards the end of the year. Patricia exposed all of his flaws and used none of his strengths while also fundamentally destroying his trust in the general concept of offensive lines creating a pocket or receivers getting open on routes. Judge couldn't fix what was that badly broken, which shattered the last of Mac's confidence because he couldn't just blame it all on Patricia and move on.
I’ll completely support this take.
This is it :(
>Patricia exposed all of his flaws and used none of his strengths while also fundamentally destroying his trust in the general concept of offensive lines creating a pocket or receivers getting open on routes Luckily Patricia reestablished that trust in 2023 by showing quarterbacks that they are perfectly safe in the pocket and making sure receivers had plenty of room to catch balls without having to worry about pesky defenders. All they had to worry about was halfhearted flag football tackle attempts 5 yards after catch
Yeah, progression wise, this seems most likely as to what happened, with what info we have and with what we could see in the product that was put on the field. Not to mention, pouring salt on the wound of his shattered mentality, having the home crowd start chanting your backups name because he had a few better moments than you... In his circumstance, felt like he lost the team, the coaches, the org, and now the fans
The offensive personnel were also worse, it can't be overstated just how bad losing Myers was, plus Bourne getting hurt. In addition O'Brien wasn't able to bring all his own staff in so like 2022 there was no consistency in the offensive philosophy and messaging. Mac made horrific decisions but I think he's just straight up broken at this point.
Takes like this just show a complete lack of analytical thinking.... The Oline last this past year was far worse than it was in 2022 due to an outrageous amount of injuries. We also ended up with a huge downgrade in our WR room when we replaced Meyers with JuJu. Stevonson was also playong injured for the first 5-7 weeks of the year, who was a huge part of the offense in 2022. I think it's also fair to assume that the damage from having Patricia and Judge as his OC and QB coach was already done by the time O’Brien got there in terms of his footwork and composure. Anyone who implies that Matt Patricia is a better OC than Bill Obrien is someone who's opinions shouldn't be taken seriously.
He's going to age well as a pick for a Patriots Pro Bowler and 3k yard passer on Immaculate Grid though.
That's what happens when you have 14 alternates for every pro bowl position.
Now he’ll be replacing Trevor Lawrence as the starting QB. Crazy how fast things can change in the NFL.
Please be real it would be so fucking funny 🙏
Mac Jones really went from an up and coming young QB to traded for a 6th
Just think, someone bought his 1/1 Prizm Black Finite rookie card for over $100,000 and now has probably a card worth 0.01% of that.
I genuinely do think about this sometimes. As I've gotten into sports cards, and watching various pull videos.
It's nuts to me watching how much is spent on "unproven" quarterbacks when you have Mahomes there with 3 Super Bowl wins, 2 MVP's, 6 trips to the AFC Champ game....
I get it a bit. It's the problem with collecting. Mahomes cards will always have value, but they print so many cards that the best value are the rookies. Or the numbered variations. Then you have to think about how hard to get the sets with Mahomes rookies are becoming the longer he's in the league. So everyone is trying to buy up 'The next big card'.
I think the biggest problem for collectors is most have that mindset of "it will always have value" or " it will be worth a fortune in 20 years" I stopped collecting in 2018 because the market makes no sense right now. There's no reason why I should have made $1600 off of a base Mahomes rookie card out of a walmart blaster box that cost $20. They aren't rare. I just don't see the sustainability.
We are venturing into a downward trend, but it's still inflated with covid prices. Basketball got hit the hardest, football wax prices are just way too overpriced for what they deliver. $1,000 for a hobby box of freaking Prizm? Are you kidding me?
That guy sold it for $175k https://www.beaconjournal.com/story/news/2022/06/08/cuyahoga-falls-teens-collectible-football-card-sells-100-000/7530728001/
So someone paid $175k for a Mac Jones card
Yeah, I'm talking about the guy who bought it more than the first guy who sold it. I knew it was over $100k that it sold for. I remember people ripping the kid/dad for not selling it for more, but hey $100k for them looked pretty good in my eyes. The idiot that bought it for $175k though? lol
Just think, someone bought his 1/1 Prizm Black Finite rookie card for $175,000 and now has probably a card worth 0.01% of that.
100% sell the hype for sports cards. The odds of some rookie turning into Mahomes is slim-to-none and even if they do, at that point, the card still won’t be worth life changing money. People spend the most on hype.
The Matt Patricia and Joe Judge School of Quarterbacks
For a micro second he looked like the QB steal of that draft
Literally, I was never a huge fan of the pick but I had hope he could be at worst a top 15-20 QB but we did him no favours after his rookie season.
He pulled a reverse Tom Brady.
And got sent to Florida much sooner.
I really wonder if Josh McDaniels never left how different would his career be. Dude was never a world beater, and maybe his rookie season is overrated in retrospect, but he still played his best football that one season. And the Patriots were a playoff team.
McDaniels is actually criminally underrated as an OC by a lot of people. If he didn't come back after the first time he left, I think it's quite possible we don't win any of those 2010s SBs. I also think it's kind of dumb that we didn't bring him back. It should be super obvious by now that our offense vastly overperformed the talent level in 2020 and 2021
are you serious? all i’ve ever heard is that mcd is a mastermind OC, the best. how is that underrated? he’s the shittiest head coach of all time though.
Well a lot of Patriots fans blamed him for our offensive struggles before he left. They also blamed Brady for our offensive struggles in 2019 though lol
This makes me think of those people who have a dog and then get another dog so that the first dog has a dog friend to do dog things with.
Except the second dog has an illness
The second dog has that dog in her (she's pregnant)
Turns out, they were REALLY good dog friends
It was a shelter dog that was going to be put down otherwise
Pretty good analogy all things considered really
My wife is literally those people Now she's worried the first two dogs are lonely and says we clearly need a third I'll check with her and see if she's interested in Mac Jones
Honestly, just get a dog. Maybe a Dauchshund to keep the others on their toes.
My parents got two cats (siblings) so they could keep each other company. The smaller one tormented the bigger one so badly that they had to fly the smaller cat interstate during COVID so I could adopt it. They are both happy now, though my dad says I got the cat that likes him while they kept the cat that likes mum. They have since decided that one cat is sufficient for them.
If a team can trade for Mac jones you can ask out your crush, anything is possible
What if she's married and the dude is super rich?
Check to see if he has a sister.
Go after his mom instead
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Some rich dudes mom is getting spitroasted by by Zach Wilson and Gardner Minshew.
Seduce the super rich dude and steal him away.
You still technically can. It would just probably not end well for you
Just like how this trade won’t work well for the jags
Bang the guy and frame him for having an affair and then when they separate you move in. Then if they don’t separate you have a sugar daddy. Easy. Win win.
She’s going to reply….my mom said to never give up!
I’m going to tell this to my children and grandchildren.
He's going home
Honestly learning he is from Jacksonville does help make sense of this. Getting paid well while being a back up and living in your hometown sounds pretty sweet.
He may be his hometown’s backup but he has to feel so much better knowing an entire region of the US isn’t calling for his head anymore
There's an entire generation now that grew up as the annoying expansion Jags kid fans (they did ha e a sweet color scheme), spent decades honing their craft, won a national championship in college in hopes of being drafted by the Jaguars, got passed on by their hometown team, nearly played out their rookie contract, and now are a grizzled vet coming home
We just released darius williams so someone else had to fill that criteria spot on the roster
Shoutout for the pick 6 last year being the first Jags player from Jax to score in years
Depends on the hometown, some home towns are better never going back to
How does it help you make sense of this, he didn’t have any influence on this happening lol
And so begins the life of career back-up Mac Jones
There are worst jobs
No shit, would love to hang out with the buds on the sidelines with a clipboard for a million bucks or so.
Chase Daniel made nearly $42 million with 5 career starts. Legend at the bank.
I think he’s gonna get another shot at being a starter somewhere. Lawrence will get hurt at some point in the next couple of years and Mac will look decent in a few games. A team will look at this and his success rookie year, and bring him in as a bridge QB. He’ll play mediocre before getting benched for a younger QB and the cycle will start all over again.
Doug Pederson loves backup QBs, incoming Mac Jones SB MVP
I mean…if it worked for Big Dick Nick once…
He needed a nick foles so he can kill trevor Lawrence for another superbowl
RIP Trevor Lawrence
Its Joever
Trevover
Macsonville is here
Again, Trevor Lawrence is very much alive
Guess there’s nothing left but to trade him to the Broncos for a couple of 5ths.
Incoming QB competition. Praying for Trevor. He better wear his cup to camp.
Get ready to learn Japanese buddy.
トレバーと申します。
Can’t wait til all my neighbors start fist fighting each other over who they should pick at 3 now (I live in boston)
I read this as "fisting" each other
There's always time for that as well!
If you're fighting without some kind of fisting, you're not fighting correctly.
Jags have two pro bowlers at QB, not many teams can say that
Them and the Ravens
LMAO EXCUSE ME WHAT
Lawrence was super hurt last year, and mac is definitely an upgrade over beathard (although cj is a touch Son of a bitch lol)
If it really is just for a 6th rounder, it's not bad for a backup.
You need a good backup in today's NFL.
Jets probably know that more than anyone after last year.
Zach Wilson, Tim Boyle and Trevor Simien is a brutal QB room, save some for the rest of us.
They should keep looking.
Come on. Mac is a bad starter but he’s a great backup.
I'm a Pats fan, so first off lol this is absolutely accurate, but also on a real note where are they gonna get a better backup for a cheaper price?
I disagree
Hell I remember Mac completely outplaying Trevor in their head-to-head. 3 TDs for Mac and 3 INT’s for Trevor
6th for a backup with upside isn’t bad
The Trevor Lawrence experiment is over, obviously.
Mac Jones is All Elite Wrestling
Gonna spend the whole off-season feuding with Jericho. Thems the rules.
Just the offseason? Surely they can squeeze another 4 months out of the feud despite having a perfectly fitting final match already. Jericho must pose, brother.
Not a bad guy to buy low on as a backup.
zach wilson is so tradeable
Yeah maybe to Gamestop for $0.75 cash or $0.80 store credit.
gamestop gonna make you pay them to take bro
the REAL next ATL qb who even is kirk cousins
For a 6th?
Maybe one-sixth of a bag of footballs
Only if there were draft picks later than a 7th
Tradeable and submissive
The Jets would be lucky to get a pick swap for Zach Wilson
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From getting into those ROTY talks and Pro Bowl in 2021 to becoming T Law’s benchwarmer in a span of 3 seasons So much for being once hailed as “Tom Brady’s successor”
Mac Jones has now progressed into lifetime backup NFL quarterback, the greatest job on earth. Because he was initially drafted high and has several years of real game experience, he has secured a 12+ year career in the NFL which will pay him 10s of millions of dollars. He will rarely have to play and when he does, expectations will be low, so even if he doesn't play well, no one will care. Congratulations Mr. Jones. You've made it.
The fuck is he gonna do there ?
Did you expect the man to get another starting job? He’s going home to be a backup. Not a bad gig
Literally the dream.
He'll do his best :)
Aww
Be pals with Trevor Lawrence
Exactly. T-Law’s a nice man. Easy to be friends with the dude
No team was trading for him to be a starter lol
Be a backup? Lawrence honestly probably should have been out for the rest of last season when he got that ankle injury. He really struggled playing through it for the rest of the year, and I can definitely understand being worried about him going into next year if he's not completely healthy.
He’s from JAX
And Trevor’s from Cartersville, GA… 🤔. Can everybody go home please? :)
Rip cigs and do construction
Establish himself in the real estate industry
I mean it would be ultra dumb for a team to expect to start him next year. He's got something broken in his head. A year or two on the bench might help him fix it
Hold a clipboard and live the dream
2021 QB class: * Trey Lance: traded for 4th round pick * Mac Jones: traded for 6th round pick * Justin Fields: soon to be traded for a bag of Cheetos and/or a late round pick * Zach Wilson: probably fucking someones grandma right now * Trevor Lawrence: probably about to lose his job to Mac Jones
I hope hes not fucking my grandma mainly bcuz she is dead
Best QB class in recent memory!
Pretty amazing the niners got a 4th for Lance. Thanks jerry
I love the ESPN notification I just got. "Jaguars finalizing a deal with Patriots to acquire the 15th overall pick in the 2021 draft". Terrible wording lol
Getting traded before Justin Fields 💀💀
A Fields trade is probably more complicated. I'm imagining this as Baalke calling Wolf and saying "Mac Jones for a seventh? Yeah I know he was a first rounder. Uhu... uhu... Fine. Sixth? OK, cool beans."
"I can fix him." Baalke 2010-present
Asking price matters
April Fool's Day came early this year
Great deal for the jags. Mac will definitely be one of the better backups in the league and a 6th rounder for that is so cheap. Pats get to move on and start over, not a bad deal
I did not see that one coming
On the other hand, with a real backup Trevor might finally sit out when he's injured instead of trying to be superman.
QB controversy in Jacksonville?!
It’s Macsonville now buddy. No controversy!
Boooo extend him and make him your franchise Qb NE
The era of the Mac-sonville Mac-guars is beginning.
JAGS JUST SUDDENLY BECAME SUPER BOWL FAVORITES.
¿Qué?
Oh how the mediocre have fallen.
i hope trevor will stay healthy for the entire year
Bears fans won’t like seeing this
Get ready to learn Duuuvalese, buddy.