IcyPatriot

Just wanted to say ... to all the Chad Jackson haters out there ... today we clearly saw on 2 plays why he has not played much. 2 long routes we saw on TV, probably a few more we did not ... he is nowhere near 100%.

He has no burst and is no way running 4.4 or better right now. I doubt he will be 100% until next year...it's nice to see him out there trying to stretch the filed anyways.

The bashers should at least hold off and see what he has next year. All that maturity crap and all the rest is just a bunch of crap.

Bobs My Uncle

Well he is what he is and what he is right now is a dud. On that no one can disagree. Hopefully next season will be different.

Fogbuster

Hammies can be bad news, can linger for months. Every time you try to work them out, they just pop again. Some physiologies are *too* tight.

I really hope it's been purely physical problems that have held him back this year. He seems to have a world of talent. Love to see him running on all eight cylinders.


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MrBigglesWorth

Justin Miller is just as fast and I disagree with yoru statement on that. When he was covered by Barrett the ball was underthrown. Actually both balls were underthrown. If anything I think he outran the ball.

libalu53

I believe CJ was used as expected, long bomb downfield, see if he can pick it off.
Now, he did not allow an interception and came close to cathning one of the passes, good for CJ.

Yes he may not be 100%, but, 2 long throws downfield were to him, I thought that was going to be his "fit" for the game, GOOD CALLS!!

PatsWickedPissah

What a surprise! Another Chad thread.
Reminds me of all the posts years ago, "If only Drew had an All-Pro running back, a better OL, a #1 quality WR, a coach who understood him"...on and on and on with a litany of excuses, game after game. In Drew's defense, he actually did have productive games.

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BradyManny

Both balls were underthrown, but why do they have to go right down the sideline every time? Let him make a move on his man, let him go across the middle, then he'll look real fast.

I agree CJ isn't 100% though - he looked fast last week returning punts, but that's still not as fast as he is. Granted, due to his ridicolously long stride, it always looks like he's running slower than his 4.3.

BionicPatriot

CJ is a freaking rookie! My lord. Some Patriot fans are idiots.

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PatsWickedPissah

I agree completely

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MrBigglesWorth

I agree. they should give him a post or slant or even a curl comeback.

Or maybe when chad had single coverage he should have ran to have inside position rather than be pinned to the sideline.