I absolutely love Fred and what he’s done for this franchise. However; there comes a point of reality – this team MUST go big time towards a youth movement. It happens to all great players and unfortunately, I’m afraid it’s time. I beleive Fred has a season left as well. But given the current state of things, this franchise needs to develop young players asap nd has many holes to fill.

Before Fred, there was Tony B. He’s THE best player this franchise has ever had (with all respect to Fred). But his time came too and it was the right call.

God Bless Fred and Thank You!!!!

I wonder who in the Jaguar organization is putting this opinion out there? Is it Harris, Koetter or Del Rio? Any guesses?

This is the same as Belichick cutting Berne Kosar in Cleveland. The trust was broken forever.

Can we write to Wayne Weaver? Does he read mail? Anyone know?

Fred has earned the right to try and sign with a contender to get a Super Bowl ring

I’m a huge Taylor fan. I have many autographs on Taylor jerseys and footballs, however, I’m by far more of a Jacksonville Jaguars fan. We can’t hold on to the old players, no matter how great they are. I know that Mark Brunell had a few years left, but I also knew that teams move forward with objective to better the “team.” Although he was by far one of the best I may see in my lifetime, Fred Taylor is not the Jaguars. He is a part of a team, and the team is heading in the wrong direction. They need to upright the ship, and hanging on to current legends will not do the team any good. I have great respect for Fred Taylor, I hope he does well in whatever he is doing! Go Jaguars!

I think we could do something similar to what Pittsburgh did with Jerrome Bettis. Have Fred re-structure his deal and still stay with the Jags. That would be best for all of us because he should know he isn’t going to be the lead guy on another team. Just look at what happened this year to Edgerin James. Benched for a 5th round pick. That’s not what Fred wants.

His and the Jaguars best interest is to find a way to keep him.

If he does indeed go, I don’t believe in people leaving the Jaguars as fans. Come on. That’s a bit overboard jaxjags. Think about it.

But I’m just wondering, do some people only want to keep Freddy to see him reach 11,000? Do they think he will really produce or do they just want to see the record? I belive he has at least 1 more great season left in him.

what he did at Houston? He looked great. He’s still got it we just need to get our line back up to par, when that happens Fred will be in for a stellar season next year.

I believe Fred does have at least one more year, he’s said it and he’s shown it. It is just our line that’s the problem. I think Fred will work out a restructure to stay, and I can’t explain the disappointment if he leaves this city and retires one year later.