The non-contact followed by walking off the field, which seemed to comfort some, immediately made me think of Jordy in 2015.Cowboysfan33 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11, 2017 8:32 am The weird part about this injury is that it didn't look bad when it happened, at least not to me.
jeffster wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11, 2017 1:02 pmThe non-contact followed by walking off the field, which seemed to comfort some, immediately made me think of Jordy in 2015.Cowboysfan33 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11, 2017 8:32 am The weird part about this injury is that it didn't look bad when it happened, at least not to me.
These injuries are such a drag.
If true, this is the best thing I've read about the Robinson injuryIBall2 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11, 2017 10:38 am I read on twitter that it was unlikely they resign him now. He will obviously listen to what the Jaguars have to offer but hard to imagine they give him anything close to face value for his skill level due to the injury. He would most likely be the best WR on the market next offseason (depends on Watkins/Jeffrey resigning also) and could pick his destination.
Not really if they don't franchise him he is available to the highest bidder like Alshon was. So they either pay him the ~$15M or he is fair game
Non contact injuries are normally the worst onesCowboysfan33 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11, 2017 8:32 am The weird part about this injury is that it didn't look bad when it happened, at least not to me.
This. Apparently before this happened, it was common knowledge around most NFL front offices that JAX was almost 100% for sure putting the tag on ARob next year if a long term deal wasn't worked out. Now, all bets are off. They may still do it since Lee too is a FA and Hurns is looking like a prime target for a restructure or cut type of scenario, but it's hard to tell if they'll want to pay ARob elite WR money for even one season if they're unsure whether or not he's damaged goods.eNdblu wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11, 2017 1:29 pmIf true, this is the best thing I've read about the Robinson injuryIBall2 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11, 2017 10:38 am I read on twitter that it was unlikely they resign him now. He will obviously listen to what the Jaguars have to offer but hard to imagine they give him anything close to face value for his skill level due to the injury. He would most likely be the best WR on the market next offseason (depends on Watkins/Jeffrey resigning also) and could pick his destination.
I kinda feel like it would be a waste for the Jags to spend a ton of money on ARob or Lee. I like them both, but with such a question mark at QB...they need to get that figured out first.BuckeyeNation wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11, 2017 7:46 pm This. Apparently before this happened, it was common knowledge around most NFL front offices that JAX was almost 100% for sure putting the tag on ARob next year if a long term deal wasn't worked out. Now, all bets are off. They may still do it since Lee too is a FA and Hurns is looking like a prime target for a restructure or cut type of scenario, but it's hard to tell if they'll want to pay ARob elite WR money for even one season if they're unsure whether or not he's damaged goods.
Completely agree. I think an amicable parting of the ways may be the best plan for all parties involved. Selfishly as an ARob owner, I'd love to see him go elsewhere. ARob had a monster season with Bortles a couple of years ago so it's obviously possible, but it looks as if the offensive philosophy is changing in JAX, especially for as long as Bortles is under center. High passing volume and playing a lot of games from behind is what helped contribute to ARob's breakout, and I just don't think those specific factors will be duplicated in JAX again in the next couple years. Yes they played with a sizable lead for most of the game yesterday, but I think if you could get an honest answer from Marrone he's tell you that he'd like to see Bortles throw the ball less than 30 times per game.slaughterrt wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11, 2017 7:51 pmI kinda feel like it would be a waste for the Jags to spend a ton of money on ARob or Lee. I like them both, but with such a question mark at QB...they need to get that figured out first.BuckeyeNation wrote: ↑Mon Sep 11, 2017 7:46 pm This. Apparently before this happened, it was common knowledge around most NFL front offices that JAX was almost 100% for sure putting the tag on ARob next year if a long term deal wasn't worked out. Now, all bets are off. They may still do it since Lee too is a FA and Hurns is looking like a prime target for a restructure or cut type of scenario, but it's hard to tell if they'll want to pay ARob elite WR money for even one season if they're unsure whether or not he's damaged goods.
