Jaguars Scouting Locations This Week

by Jonathan Loesche on Dec 1, 2009 9:33 PM EST in 2010 NFL Draft

Chris Steuber of Scout.com is reporting the Jaguars will have a scout at the Arizona-USC game this Saturday. As of now, nothing else has been said on what (if any) other plans the Jaguars will have scouting wise this week. Be sure to check back if things change.

The Jaguars are reportedly very interested in USC S Taylor Mays and Arizona CB Devin Ross.

Mays entered this year in a virtual tie with Tennessee S Eric Berry as the best secondary player in college, but a bad year by Mays has made that decision easy.

Devin Ross is a 3rd-5th round guy who has plenty of potential. He has been the Wildcats #1 corner for three years and has played well each of the last two after having a sophomore slump. He reportedly runs a legit 4.4 40, and we all know how Cox's 40 time got Gene going,

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Cool

Its good to know that the FO acknowledges the Secondary Flaws.

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by TheTealDeal on Dec 1, 2009 9:42 PM EST reply actions

I think the secondary

Even has to acknowledge the secondary flaws.

by Adam Stites on Dec 1, 2009 9:53 PM EST up reply actions

I think all the

moves in the secondary indicates their need. We need to get some pass rush!

by Ewdtrey on Dec 2, 2009 1:13 AM EST up reply actions

I REALLY LIKE

This scouting reports John.

BY the way I see you change your ninckname to your own: Any special reason for that?

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by Zoltan from Budapest on Dec 1, 2009 10:26 PM EST reply actions

Not really

Just figured if I sign 90% of my posts with my real name anyway, might as well just use it as my SN

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by Jonathan Loesche on Dec 1, 2009 10:32 PM EST up reply actions

Please no Taylor Mays

The guy is an athletic freak and will go early because of it, but he’s simply not a good football player. We constantly complain about Nelson’s ability not translating on the field due to poor tackling form, looking for a big hit instead of an interception and poor reads.

Now add in poor angles and you have Taylor Mays. The guy is huge and runs ridiculously fast, but none of that matters if he doesn’t understand what he’s doing. It was excusable during the first couple years at college, but he hasn’t learned or improved since.

by Adam Stites on Dec 1, 2009 10:29 PM EST reply actions

That's why the Jags are looking at him

To see if there is a football player to go with the athletic freak

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by Jonathan Loesche on Dec 1, 2009 10:33 PM EST up reply actions

he's going mid first round dude

not top 10.

Rockets>>>>>>Jazz
Texans>>>>>>>Titans
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by Rockets 4 Life on Dec 1, 2009 11:55 PM EST up reply actions

I don't understand

I didn’t say top 10. Mid first round sounds about right to me.

by Adam Stites on Dec 1, 2009 11:57 PM EST up reply actions

Although

he shouldn’t go that high.

by Ewdtrey on Dec 2, 2009 1:14 AM EST up reply actions

After the combine

He’ll probably have one of those typical workout warrior climbs.

by Adam Stites on Dec 2, 2009 1:18 AM EST up reply actions

I'm not sure

I think the workout warriors haven’t been climbing as much, unless you get drafted by the Raiders. But the other reason I don’t think he will climb up the draft boards is because he wont time as well as people claim he will. He doesn’t show the 4.3 speed I’ve seen/heard claimed.

by Ewdtrey on Dec 2, 2009 1:21 AM EST up reply actions

imagine the eraser and the freak, then put them against any AFC south recievers….anyways im thinking either spikes or eric berry

by jawsaints on Dec 1, 2009 10:41 PM EST reply actions

I think Spikes

is a good player, his character is a bit in question, but I don’t think he would bring much to THIS team. He would be huge for a team like the Bengals. That would be a wicked LB corp with Rey Maualuga and Keith Rivers. Gives me the shivers.

by Ewdtrey on Dec 2, 2009 1:18 AM EST up reply actions

Eric Berry

Won’t fall to us though. No way in hell.

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by Bestjagfan on Dec 2, 2009 7:56 PM EST up reply actions

too bad the texans will get mays first!

we need kris brown to throw some more games to ensure us getting mays :D. i think u guys should destroy your franchise and make a larry bird move and draft tebow in the first round. (bird drafted hansbrough extremely high in first round, similar to tebow possibly.)

Rockets>>>>>>Jazz
Texans>>>>>>>Titans
Super Mario>>>>>>>Vince Young

by Rockets 4 Life on Dec 1, 2009 11:54 PM EST reply actions

Tebow is a hot topic over here

Either way, there is no way our team would purposefully tank to get Tebow. And I wouldn’t draft Tebow in the first round regardless. And I don’t think our GM would draft him in the first either. I think Garrard in nearly every way is better than Timmy.

by Ewdtrey on Dec 2, 2009 2:02 AM EST up reply actions

and besides

he may just convert to linebacker in the NFL. he is huge.

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Texans>>>>>>>Titans
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by Rockets 4 Life on Dec 1, 2009 11:54 PM EST reply actions

He has horrible hips

and no leg power. And I have no idea how good he would be at getting off blocks; something a FS rarely ever does.

by Ewdtrey on Dec 2, 2009 2:03 AM EST up reply actions

Do you have any idea

Who is the Jaguars targrts are from the Gators and the Seminoles?

They were thre 4 games each; but we know who they look at?

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by Zoltan from Budapest on Dec 2, 2009 12:18 AM EST reply actions

Answering that is

impossible. I think it’s all about BAP which there is no aiming involved.

by Ewdtrey on Dec 2, 2009 2:04 AM EST up reply actions

for what it's worth

Florida State has a high, mid, and low round guys of note:

Patrick Robinson, CB “had a strong game in Florida State’s 29-26 victory over Maryland. He displayed solid tackling skills with 7 stops, 2 tackles for loss and a forced fumble. Robinson also had a pass break-up, but the Seminoles woes in the front seven limited his opportunities. Florida State has struggled all season with stopping the run and mounting a pass rush. Robinson has the size, quickness and speed to cover NFL receivers. His play against Maryland revealed a willingness to help in run support. He should test well in the post-season because he is an exceptional athlete.” – http://www.draftinsiders.com/

Dekoda Watson – OLB/DE- a Sr. with goodish leadership, playmaking,and speed (timed at both 4.39 & 4.65), but has missed time with knee, shoulder, and groin injuries plus he’s 6’1 and 232lbs (after putting on weight).

Late round gamble would be CB Tony Carter, at 5’9 and maybe 175lbs. 4 year starter was suppose to be super, hasn’t gotten better every year but he’s still good. Returns some punts, coaches like him, plays through plain. Here’s a vid that might as well be made by his agent:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SblQrQnNuCc

by alsonot on Dec 2, 2009 10:38 AM EST up reply actions

Robinson

Is a nice player. Looks like a future second corner to me, and at worst he could be a great nickel back.

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by Bestjagfan on Dec 2, 2009 7:58 PM EST up reply actions

here's another

I forgot one guy from Florida State – Rodney Hudson, a somewhat undersized G at 285lbs. A start in his freshmen year, he’s still a junior, so maybe he’s a guy we hope falls to us if he comes out this year, which might be one year “early” for a guy who might get more recognition if he weighed a bit more.

by alsonot on Dec 18, 2009 12:52 PM EST up reply actions