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Senior writer John Oehser answers your questions.

Jeff from Jacksonville, FL I am disappointed in the Urban Meyer/Trent Baalke hire. Now it is reported that Baalke says it is hard decision on the first-round pick. So, if Baalke does not pick Lawrence, then it will be the same old Jags. Even if he does pick Trevor, I see the Jags being no better than .500 in next three years and will be looking for a new coach and general manager and franchise will set back another five years. Are you serious? Yes, General Manager Trent Baalke during his introductory media availability Thursday said there's no such thing in the NFL as easy decisions – and ...

The Other Michael from Middleburg, FL Your answers in the O-Zone the past couple of days are giving me the impression you believe Meyer may not be as high on Lawrence as nearly everyone else. Please tell me that's not the case. Please tell me we aren't going to reach for Ryan Leaf when Peyton Manning is available. April 29th feels like a looooong way away. I can't tell you what the Jaguars will do April 29. I do expect them to select Clemson University quarterback Trevor Lawrence No. 1 overall in the 2021 NFL Draft – but that's because conventional wisdom says that's what they will do. And...

Jan 21, 2021 The Jacksonville Jaguars have hired Trent Baalke as the franchise’s general manager, the club announced Thursday.  Baalke has been serving as the team’s interim general manager since November 29, after former General Manager Dave Caldwell was fired following the team’s 10th straight loss. “Trent Baalke has had success at virtually every level of football, notably so as a general manager who shrewdly and quickly built an NFL conference championship organization and team,” Jaguars Owner Shad Khan said. “That experience inspired us to recruit Trent to Jacksonville a y...

Eric from New York, NY Do you think the Jags would draft a later-round quarterback this year as a backup? I'm skeptical of the value of a Mike Glennon-like failed starter, and the Jags seemed ready to cut bait on Gardner Minshew II by the end of the year. Should the Jags consider picking Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence and also a quarterback in the fourth-to-seventh round, like Washington did with RGIII and Kirk Cousins? These are good questions; like many good questions about the Jaguars right now, they don't yet have answers. That's for a couple of reasons – with one being that they j...