I don't have to. I'm not defending Ballard here, just pointing out that your position is absurd.

No, he refused to give in to extortion.

The only failure I see is in you trolling to get others pissed about something minor.

REALLY?

Here's some better, more enlightened, opinions than yours...


Winners: Jaguars

Former Panthers left guard Andrew Norwell wasn't heard in any rumors regarding the Jags, but there he is, about to line up next to stud center Brandon Linder and further boost the blocking in front of Leonard Fournette for the league's No. 1 rushing attack. The Jaguars don't want to mess with the running game/physical identity that got them a quarter away from the Super Bowl. At the same time, they took a worthy flyer on a cheaper Robinson in fill-in with former Colt Donte Moncrief.

Losers: Colts

The Colts have a ton of money under the salary cap, but they have been eerily quiet. With the Jaguars being winners in the division, at least the Texans (Aaron Colvin) and Titans (Malcolm Butler) signed impact cornerbacks.

And the teams that have won media and fan March, have won how many Super Bowls?

How many of those teams will the Colts be looking up at for the next few years?

All of them, particularly galling will be the Fags, Titans and Houston..

The media has been proclaiming the Jaguars the winners in free agency for years and years. It didn't make a bit of difference. They built their current team primarily through the draft

Not their defense, that was mostly built through free agency, which is why it's likely to fall apart soon.

The one guy I really wanted was Norwell. But no one knows what the Colts offered him and maybe his priority was to play with a contender and if the money is close, he's choosing the contender.

Jags are pretty much in a win it all this year or next year mode. Based on this chart, they will be in salary cap hell next year.

https://overthecap.com/salary-cap-space/

Here's a good article on the Jags 2 year window which I totally agree with.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/j...-for-coughlin/

With Blake Bortles in charge, nothing is guaranteed with this shit franchise.