What's a JAG

HowardC · Mar 15, 2022

shabazz said:
i like the one for FUBU…..

I like BUFU better

Loso86 · Mar 15, 2022

Coogiguy03 said:
See this all over the forum, please enlighten me!

Lol guys our fans never heard of or don't like

charron · Mar 15, 2022

Any cowboys player not named Micah or Zach martin

bigE79 · Mar 15, 2022

jwooten15 said:
Dak

Friggin classic...lmbo

conner01 · Mar 15, 2022

It’s what fans call any player who isn’t an all pro
That’s why they are fans and not GM’s

Risen Star · Mar 15, 2022

Randy Gregory would be a good example of a JAG.

Coogiguy03 · Mar 15, 2022

Hagman said:
On the other hand a JCG is a Jason Calvin Garrett, which is much worse than having a JAG on your team.

Lol lol I knew it had something to do with Jason lol

Coogiguy03 · Mar 15, 2022

shabazz said:
i like the one for FUBU…..

Don't really get the joke or comment

Coogiguy03 · Mar 15, 2022

FuzzyLumpkins said:
There is a concept in sabermetrics of a replacement level player. IE the best free agent talent level on the market after rosters are set.

The notion is to acquire talent that is better than the replacement level and stack it most efficiently. In that context, a JAG is a marginal player or the bubble guys come cut down time.

The way it is used in practice around here is usually a player the poster thinks that would be easy to replace. Most of the time they have zero notion of the scarcity if NFL talent. Push them for a more nuanced explanation and you will quickly find the analysis to be hollow.

Gosh damn why so many big words, too early for this lol

Coogiguy03 · Mar 15, 2022

Risen Star said:
Randy Gregory would be a good example of a JAG.

This;!! Hoping he signs elsewhere

nate dizzle · Mar 15, 2022

Coogiguy03 said:
See this all over the forum, please enlighten me!

conner01 · Mar 15, 2022

Risen Star said:
Randy Gregory would be a good example of a JAG.

Not really

bigE79 · Mar 15, 2022

Risen Star said:
Randy Gregory would be a good example of a JAG.

Most definitely

Coogiguy03 · Mar 15, 2022

nate dizzle said:

Fits the bill!!

LACowboysFan1 · Mar 15, 2022

JAG - A future HOF'er to other fans...

SteveTheCowboy · Mar 15, 2022

FuzzyLumpkins said:
There is a concept in sabermetrics of a replacement level player. IE the best free agent talent level on the market after rosters are set.

The notion is to acquire talent that is better than the replacement level and stack it most efficiently. In that context, a JAG is a marginal player or the bubble guys come cut down time.

The way it is used in practice around here is usually a player the poster thinks that would be easy to replace. Most of the time they have zero notion of the scarcity if NFL talent. Push them for a more nuanced explanation and you will quickly find the analysis to be hollow.

I bet you are a blast at parties!

Risen Star · Mar 15, 2022

conner01 said:
Not really

Sounds good until you look at the numbers.

HeavyBarrel · Mar 15, 2022

JAG-“Just Another Guy” means you’re an avg. NFL player

CowboysFaninHouston · Mar 15, 2022

jwooten15 said:
Dak

wow, you were slow. it took 7 posts before this....

kskboys · Mar 15, 2022

Tabascocat said:
The type of FA’s the Cowboys pursue

And then play them out of position so they underperform!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What's a JAG

Romo was elite

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