Jaguars should trade Maurice Jones-Drew to help ensure long-term success

The Jacksonville Jaguars are a bad football team. Regardless of what happens from now until the end of the season, that won’t change. Fans may not like it, but in the long run, an implosion by the Jacksonville Jaguars is the best case scenario. When Shahid Khan purchased the Jaguars, the card castle, which was never that great anyway, was already falling down. The team was stocked with cheap players that didn’t bring much to the table, and that hasn’t changed much. The decision makers, however, have changed. First-year general manager David Caldwell understands that there’s a lot of dead weight on the team. He’s also willing to unload the few talented players on the team to acquire more draft picks. It’s a dangerous strategy, but it’s also the right course of action. Maurice Jones-Drew has become the center of a running debate in Jacksonville. The running back is almost certainly the best player on the team, but Caldwell may be tempted to unload Jones-Drew in an effort t...