Jags Interview Tra Thomas
by Rufio904 on Mar 2, 2009 6:03 PM EST
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PrintVia Bleeding Green Nation, Tra Thomas Interviewed with the Jags today and it supposedly went Very Well. This looks to be a chance to pick up a Solid, inexspensive, veteran LT to groom our rookie LT we draft. He also is a florida native coming out of Deland(close to Daytona) and holds Golf tourneys in Jacksonville. This signing would open up much more room to draft BAP in the First round Insted of BALT(Best Available Left Tackle).
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the jags and the eagles are my two teams, and if thomas had to leave the eagles, then i’d be happy to have him with the jags. this would definitely allow the jags more freedom in the first round.
from what i read though, the eagles want to bring him back since runyan will likely not return after his surgery. i’d be very surprised if the eagles let both their tackles leave.
DeLand!
That’s me old stomping grounds! There’s no chance that Tra is a hatter though.
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Ouch.
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by River City Rage on Mar 3, 2009 9:35 AM EST up reply actions
just a temp. fix
hes only got a year or 2 left in him, i say draft one also, for a perm. fix…………….just sayin
Brown Kid
But with that time
the Jagaurs can develop a guy, from a later round in this year’s draft.
If the rice is goiod then draft him. Also (I repeat myself) with that, the jaguars can REALLLY go to BAP, even trade down in the 1st round!
by Zoltan from Budapest on Mar 3, 2009 8:14 AM EST up reply actions
Zoltan is right.
Picking up a vet LT gives the Jaguars freedom to develop, rather than reach for a starter.
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by River City Rage on Mar 3, 2009 9:35 AM EST up reply actions
Oh, my mistake
“If the price is good” was that I’m wanted to wrote…
I hate myself when i type like this.
Oh, and thanks Chris to agree with me. Maybe I starting to get understand the NFL mechanism a little, who knows.
by Zoltan from Budapest on Mar 3, 2009 11:39 AM EST up reply actions
First the NFL... Next... The English Language!
haha… Just Kidding Zoltan… we love your presence here and you’re right, your insight has grown by leaps and bounds since you started posting. We love having you here.
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The End Is Nigh...
Thanks
my knowledge in English is quite good I can tell you, but I’m suffering a lot because of mistyping and not execute the words what I wanna say often.
by Zoltan from Budapest on Mar 3, 2009 5:27 PM EST up reply actions
My only concern....
Is can he hold up to another NFL season. He was injured last year and missed some playing time with back issues. I know the doc will do his due dilligence, but it is a concern, especially is the back up is a jar.
Well this isn't look promising
It seems, that because of the money the Jaguars will not sign this guy.
I hope somehow he will end up here, because of the reasons I was witten earlier.
by Zoltan from Budapest on Mar 3, 2009 5:41 PM EST reply actions
Well it makes more sense
It kind of surprised me that Gene Smith would even consider a 34 year old after cutting Fred and Spicer to get younger
We may still be able to get him really cheap
According to Tra Thomas the Eagles are showing no interest in resigning him and no other teams are showing interest in him either. The Jaguars are the only team that has managed to even get a visit from him.
excellent news
before i go to sleep, ill pretend we are not stuck with a glaring need at left tackle and ill sleep easy
goodnight to the other fans who have no life lol
surreal to be teal
You say cheap, I say smart with money.
They are sticking to the low risk, high reward philosophy. And I like it! You don’t pay too much money for a stop gap player in his mid 30’s. We’ll need that money to sign a younger LT for the future.
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