2023 Free agency and trade thread

[VikingFan2k2]

I do want to say once again that Tom Coughlin should have the record for the worst front office positions in the history of the league. The Jags having to VASTLY overpay talent still stems from the fiasco of his years with the Jags in the 2nd stint where the players literally got a note from the Player's Union telling the entire league to sign at your own risk when signing with the Jags.

It's also a mess of an organization and not a great city to live in, also one home game is played in London every year. A lot of factors go into the lack of interest in going there.

 

[Ickey Shuffle]

Damn it.

 

[BigFin]

I would’ve like to have seen the Dolphins sign a OLman today. I love the C Wilson signing and Teddy B is an upgrade at the #2 QB spot.

 

[Ickey Shuffle]

Only one TE prospect I love outta this class, Isaiah Likely from Coastal Carolina. But he's going in the 2nd in most projections.

 

[Shanemansj13]

Jags gonna do Jag things

 

[bksballer89]

Jags gonna do Jag things

At least they are getting weapons

 

[molsaniceman]

n an Instagram post, Colin Kaepernick was seen working out with Tyler Lockett.​

It's notable a week after ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Kaepernick, unofficially blackballed by the NFL after his 2016 protests against police brutality, is "in the best shape of his life" and wants to return to the league. The workout with Lockett is noteworthy because Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said in a 2020 interview that he regretted not signing Kaepernick in 2017. "The reason it wasn't the right fit is because I held him in such a high regard I didn't see him as a backup quarterback and I didn't want to put him in that situation with Russ," Carroll said in 2020. "It just didn't feel like it would fit right. That's the way I felt about it." Seattle, meanwhile, is without a viable starting quarterback after dealing Russell Wilson to the Broncos last week. Now 34 years old, Kaepernick could be a no-risk signing for a QB-needy team like the Seahawks in the coming months.

 

[Racer8825]

How much cap space do the Jaguars even have? They signed Christian Kirk from the Cardinals, Brandon Scherff from the Commanders and now Zay Jones. Somewhere Trevor Lawrence is smiling right now

 

[Racer8825]

n an Instagram post, Colin Kaepernick was seen working out with Tyler Lockett.​

It's notable a week after ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Kaepernick, unofficially blackballed by the NFL after his 2016 protests against police brutality, is "in the best shape of his life" and wants to return to the league. The workout with Lockett is noteworthy because Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said in a 2020 interview that he regretted not signing Kaepernick in 2017. "The reason it wasn't the right fit is because I held him in such a high regard I didn't see him as a backup quarterback and I didn't want to put him in that situation with Russ," Carroll said in 2020. "It just didn't feel like it would fit right. That's the way I felt about it." Seattle, meanwhile, is without a viable starting quarterback after dealing Russell Wilson to the Broncos last week. Now 34 years old, Kaepernick could be a no-risk signing for a QB-needy team like the Seahawks in the coming months.

That means absolutely nothing. Next

 

[Rowdy]

That means absolutely nothing. Next

What it means is, Lockett should probably be blackballed next

 

[Racer8825]

What it means is, Lockett should probably be blackballed next

I highly doubt Lockett will follow Wilson to Denver

 

[fastforward]

It's also a mess of an organization and not a great city to live in, also one home game is played in London every year. A lot of factors go into the lack of interest in going there.

I believe the future plan is for the Jaguars to play 2 games in London in back-to-back weeks.

 

[megalodon30]

n an Instagram post, Colin Kaepernick was seen working out with Tyler Lockett.​

It's notable a week after ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Kaepernick, unofficially blackballed by the NFL after his 2016 protests against police brutality, is "in the best shape of his life" and wants to return to the league. The workout with Lockett is noteworthy because Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said in a 2020 interview that he regretted not signing Kaepernick in 2017. "The reason it wasn't the right fit is because I held him in such a high regard I didn't see him as a backup quarterback and I didn't want to put him in that situation with Russ," Carroll said in 2020. "It just didn't feel like it would fit right. That's the way I felt about it." Seattle, meanwhile, is without a viable starting quarterback after dealing Russell Wilson to the Broncos last week. Now 34 years old, Kaepernick could be a no-risk signing for a QB-needy team like the Seahawks in the coming months.

Lock is better.

 

[Clayton]

n an Instagram post, Colin Kaepernick was seen working out with Tyler Lockett.​

It's notable a week after ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Kaepernick, unofficially blackballed by the NFL after his 2016 protests against police brutality, is "in the best shape of his life" and wants to return to the league. The workout with Lockett is noteworthy because Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said in a 2020 interview that he regretted not signing Kaepernick in 2017. "The reason it wasn't the right fit is because I held him in such a high regard I didn't see him as a backup quarterback and I didn't want to put him in that situation with Russ," Carroll said in 2020. "It just didn't feel like it would fit right. That's the way I felt about it." Seattle, meanwhile, is without a viable starting quarterback after dealing Russell Wilson to the Broncos last week. Now 34 years old, Kaepernick could be a no-risk signing for a QB-needy team like the Seahawks in the coming months.

No-risk signing?

Not sure I agree with that.

 

[Battlelyon]

 

[Battlelyon]

 

[HaroldSeattle]

No-risk signing?

Not sure I agree with that.

It's not a No-risk signing and a real stretch to draw any conclusions from a work out.

 

[Battlelyon]

 

[Battlelyon]

 

[Battlelyon]