Darrell from Fernandina Beach, FL
John, I fail to understand Owner Shad Khan s reluctance to say who the Jaguars are drafting No. 1 unless it s not Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence. I know they don t have to; however, I see no strategic or tactical advantage not to. What I do see is a fan base that wants to know and some are filled with angst. For a front office that wants the best for us, why not tell us? The most important decision this franchise will make, though true, is tired and about a month too old. Why so coy?
I wonder if perhaps you and others have lost perspective over this in the excitement of the moment.
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Jacksonville s Urban renewal begins with QB Trevor Lawrence
1, 25. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (1-15)
LAST SEASON: Jacksonville dropped its final 15 games, a franchise-record skid that got general manager Dave Caldwell and coach Doug Marrone fired. The losing streak also allowed the Jaguars to land the No. 1 pick for the first time in their 26-year history. Hello, Trevor Lawrence! Jacksonville has used six starting quarterbacks in the past three years: Gardner Minshew, Jake Luton, Mike Glennon, Nick Foles, Blake Bortles and Cody Kessler. That inconsistency at the all-important position has led to a 12-36 record since making the AFC championship game in 2017.
FREE AGENCY: With more money and more holes than anyone else, Jacksonville chose the value route. New coach Urban Meyer and general manager Trent Baalke avoided the highest-priced free agents and ended up signing 14 newcomers, including WR Marvin Jones, CB Shaquil Griffin, S Rayshawn Jenkins and DL Roy Robertson-Harris. Jacksonville
Hart District Reports 18 Positive Cases of COVID-19 Among Students
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By Raychel Stewart | The Signal
William S. Hart Union High School District officials said 18 students have been diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days during the regular board meeting Wednesday.
During a back-to-school update for the district board, district officials reported 18 students within the athletics and performing arts programs tested positive for COVID-19 within the last two weeks and have been under quarantine.
“These cases are all students who are participating within our athletics or performing arts programs,” Collyn Nielsen, chief administration officer at the district, said during the board meeting. “The district is following all (Los Angeles) Department of Public Health guidelines including the asymptomatic testing of our athletes participating in indoor competitions.”