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I feel like at some point the term JAG took on a very negative connotation. Some might use it to describe someone like Knowles, but that's not fair to true JAGs. There's kids who have proven they're not good (Knowles, Feagles for example), and then there's a true JAG like Langham, Pat Bethel...

Just my opinion based on their skill sets. Here's what I expect: 1st string / co-starters: Dallas, Davis, Jordan, Mallory, Thomas, Osborn, Pope Off the bench: Lingard, George, Njoku, Hightower, Payton, Irving Depth: Burns, Wiggins, Harley, Polendey, Few, Hodges, Parrott

Call me crazy but you're JAG until you prove it on game day. I have faith that Hightower will be good here.

Got hurt about midway through the season, but up until then had not really separated himself. Excited about him but is JAG until proven otherwise. Same can be said about any WR not named Jeff Thomas. My own personal power ranking as of 4/16 Thomas Osborn Pope Payton Njoku Hightower Wiggins Harley

I get it. People are excited about Hightower after a strong spring in 2018, and then a TD in his first game. But nobody's ever seen him since. He's become a myth, a spook story that criminals tell their kids at night. 'Rat on your pop and Brian Hightower will get you.'

About as much as BH. 3 fewer career receptions.

Oh is that right

Well he just earned himself a redshirt.

Just a theory but the switch from Felder to Feeley may have something to do with the injuries. I know that his primary focus was getting everyone bigger and stronger with individual workouts for each unit -- something Felder failed to employ here.

I think he aggravated his dropped touchdown. Thomas, Osborn, Payton, Pope, Njoku is your top 5 in 2019.

Our bread and butter formation in 2019 will feature two TEs imo

*tuned