Trent Baalke’s tenure as general manager of the Jacksonville Jaguars has faced criticism, with some questioning his effectiveness in building a consistently successful team. One issue has been his mixed draft record. While Baalke did secure standout players like Trevor Lawrence, his draft strategy has sometimes led to inconsistent results. For instance, top picks like edge rusher Travon Walker haven’t yet delivered the elite impact expected of a No. 1 pick, fueling concerns over his ability to scout top talent at a level needed to transform the team​
Additionally, Baalke’s previous tenure with the San Francisco 49ers, while initially successful, ended poorly. His emphasis on injury-prone players and his handling of coaching conflicts left the 49ers with roster issues and strained relationships. This history raised concerns when he took over in Jacksonville, particularly around his reported struggles to communicate effectively and align with coaches on long-term team vision​
His handling of the Urban Meyer hiring was also widely criticized, as Meyer’s short-lived and controversial tenure was seen as a significant setback for the Jaguars’ culture and progress. While Baalke did work to stabilize the team afterward, the effects of his earlier decisions have contributed to a lingering distrust from parts of the fanbase and skepticism about his ability to sustain success​
Overall, Baalke’s record shows some positive moves but also recurring issues with player development and management relationships, which continue to affect perceptions of his capabilities as a general manager. 
We are just a few short years from a new  1.4 billion dollar stadium that we will call home. The time is now to build a team with upper level echelon management from VP to GM to Head Coach and Assistants. The fans want to fill the seats but even more we want a great foundation to build upon and one day reach the pinnacle of NFL success with a Super Bowl.

-Yours truly a loyal disgruntled fanbase