Gardner Minshew Could Be Benched

johnnyvegas13 · 10-25-20, 07:22 AM

How can they blame minshew

they literally have the worst roster

Sam Odom · 10-25-20, 07:28 AM

... rnlm

seaborneq · 10-25-20, 08:47 AM

Who’s his backup??

pavyracer · 10-25-20, 08:51 AM

The problem is not the QB. The problem is the GM. Never have good supporting cast.

seaborneq · 10-25-20, 08:53 AM

Im surprised he has a backup. Its been a fire sale since they fired coughlin

kyhawk · 10-25-20, 09:06 AM

It sucks having to watch them here in NE FL

BigJay · 10-25-20, 09:37 AM

Doing all they can to go make a run at worst record/Trev Lawrence

johnnyvegas13 · 10-25-20, 09:50 AM

Originally posted by BigJay

Doing all they can to go make a run at worst record/Trev Lawrence

I would actually like to see him go jags

worst would b jets imo

pavyracer · 10-25-20, 05:05 PM

Looks like he is going to beat the Chargers.

seaborneq · 10-25-20, 10:05 PM

He gets to play next week. Justin Fields line 1. Justin Fields line 1.

rm18 · 10-25-20, 10:09 PM

Offense has a lot of talent but they have nothing on defense.

Mr KLC · 12-30-20, 01:24 PM

Mike Glennon will get one more shot at making a positive impression, but he won’t have running back James Robinson to help.

Glennon will remain the Jaguars starting quarterback for their season finale against the Colts on Sunday. It will be Glennon’s fifth start of the season and his second in a row over quarterback Gardner Minshew.

Head coach Doug Marrone conceded Wednesday that no decision on the quarterback was “going to move the needle one way or another,” via Eugene Frenette of the Florida Times-Union.

Glennon is 0-4 as a starter this year, completing 62 percent of his passes for 811 yards with five touchdowns and five interceptions. Minshew started Jacksonville’s lone win over the Colts in Week 1 and has 2,259 yards passing with 16 touchdowns and five picks in 2020.

seaborneq · 12-30-20, 01:27 PM

Originally posted by Mr KLC

Mike Glennon will get one more shot at making a positive impression, but he won’t have running back James Robinson to help.

Glennon will remain the Jaguars starting quarterback for their season finale against the Colts on Sunday. It will be Glennon’s fifth start of the season and his second in a row over quarterback Gardner Minshew.

Head coach Doug Marrone conceded Wednesday that no decision on the quarterback was “going to move the needle one way or another,” via Eugene Frenette of the Florida Times-Union.

Glennon is 0-4 as a starter this year, completing 62 percent of his passes for 811 yards with five touchdowns and five interceptions. Minshew started Jacksonville’s lone win over the Colts in Week 1 and has 2,259 yards passing with 16 touchdowns and five picks in 2020.

The Jags have to finish this season off right. 15 straight losses to end the season with Glennon at the quarterback.

pavyracer · 12-30-20, 01:29 PM

They put Glennon in to make sure they won't win another game and get #1 pick. This was an owner decision and not a coach decision. You can't win when the worst QB plays.

seaborneq · 12-30-20, 01:33 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

They put Glennon in to make sure they won't win another game and get #1 pick. This was an owner decision and not a coach decision. You can't win when the worst QB plays.

They are locked into the number one pick. But this assures that they don't cover the spread either.

pavyracer · 12-30-20, 01:37 PM

Originally posted by seaborneq

They are locked into the number one pick. But this assures that they don't cover the spread either.

I was also talking about when Glennon was first made a starter. By not starting Minshew on last meaningless game is basically telling him they will draft Lawrence and he will never start again.

seaborneq · 12-30-20, 03:59 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

I was also talking about when Glennon was first made a starter. By not starting Minshew on last meaningless game is basically telling him they will draft Lawrence and he will never start again.

I agree. I actually think that Minshew is salvageable, but not in Jacksonville. Jacksonville planned for Trevor Lawrence better than any team I've seen in a long time. Their one year plan is better than the Houston Astros 5 year tank job and the Sixers "Process". Jacksonville is only a few years removed from playing in the AFC championship game and have ridded themselves of the QB, RB, and most of what talent they had except WR on offense in an offensive league. So it worked out perfectly. They beat a possible playoff team in Indy in the first game and made sure not to ever do that again this year.

Samp25 · 01-01-21, 02:54 PM

He has been a let down for sure