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They are going to hold on to Yannick like the Bucs held on to Keyshawn Johnson a long time ago, and dock his pay every day that he does not report or play in a game. If they do not get a trade offer like the Rams gave up for Ramsey, he is not going anywhere.

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21 minutes ago, chad72 said:

They are going to hold on to Yannick like the Bucs held on to Keyshawn Johnson a long time ago, and dock his pay every day that he does not report or play in a game. If they do not get a trade offer like the Rams gave up for Ramsey, he is not going anywhere.

 

I wouldn't want to play for the Jags, either.

 

If I'm Yannick Ngakoue, I'm looking at the LeVeon Bell situation a few years ago.

 

If a RB can sit out a year and still get paid top dollar the following year, you know a top-tier pass-rusher can sit out a year and still get paid top dollar the following year.  And if there was ever a good year to sit out... #COVID-season  :dunno:

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part of me feels bad for good players that end up in Jacksonville

 

would suck to end up in a losing culture like that after having been a winner in the rest of your life.  lashing out and getting traded is really in their best interest, beats playing out a career down there 

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Yannick thinks too much of himself. He wants OVER 20 million a year, his tag gives him 19.1 but he's refusing to sign. Teams haven't offered anything, his agent floated offers but Khan shot that down saying they haven't received 1 offer. Why would a team give up a #1 pick AND spend over 20 million a year when they could get Clowney for less without losing the pick??

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I know ya’ll have to rip on the division rival but the Jag’s only problem is that they aren’t over losing the 2018 AFCCG. They got rid of all the guys who that game broke. I don’t know why they don’t get rid of this doofus. Got a name like a Ren and Stimpy secondary character. 

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Jags have been a losing franchise from day 1, low fan attendance and I live 2 hours south of there and no fans here at all in fact mostly Dolphin fans with some sprinkled in Bucs. Players dont want to play there, always questionable decisions. Now they have no QB as Minshew is a career backup to 3rd string guy. They want Andy Dalton he doesnt want to go there but may be last starting spot open if Pats go with Cam.

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19 hours ago, BloodyChamp said:

I know ya’ll have to rip on the division rival but the Jag’s only problem is that they aren’t over losing the 2018 AFCCG. 

they have a lot more problems than that...  they have been above 500 once in the last 9 seasons

 

they have never been able to keep a winning culture going for long.  they routinely end up picking in the top 10 and have had many, many problems with discontent players over the years 

 

they have issues with attendance and their long term future in the city is suspect 

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