Jacksonville has been bad. Actually, calling them bad may be an insult to the word as it comes as a surprise that they even won four games in 2013. Headed by poor quarterback the play (Chad Henne threw more interceptions than touchdowns while Blaine Gabbert was 0-3 as a starter with one touchdown against seven interceptions), the Jaguars needed to make a change. Sitting with the third overall pick, the Jags had their man ready: the 6’5″ 240 pound, Central Florida product who had just come off an dominant performance against a dominant Baylor program. Blake Bortles was a strong kid with an even stronger arm with unquestionable upside and was poised to lead the franchise to the golden heights that grace their helmets.
How the Los Angeles Rams can Emulate the Jaguars
