Patsmaniac
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I wouldn't. Reports of Jackson's suckitude are greatly exaggerated.
I wouldn't. Reports of Jackson's suckitude are greatly exaggerated.
I wouldn't. Reports of Jackson's suckitude are greatly exaggerated.
I wouldn't. Reports of Jackson's suckitude are greatly exaggerated.
I would argue that the reports of Jackson's progress are greatly exaggerated. I'm basing this on his # of receptions plus # kickoff returns plus # of punt returns this season.
This season has been a short one for Jackson due to his PUP status. And of course he's not going out there as a receiver, why would he with the receiving corps we have this year? How many times has Washington seen the field as a receiver? As far as kickoffs and punt returns, it seems like Belichick's approach more often than not is to go with a lower risk "hands" guy like Faulk, especially for punt returns. Welker and Hobbs are the number one options in more aggressive situations, and I'm not sure why you think Jackson could come out of nowhere without the benefit of most of the season practising and training and displace them.
I guess we'll know for sure next year. But if he sucks so bad, then why would Denver want him?
I also doubt the Pats would make any move until the Moss, Stallworth, Gaffney, and Washington situations resolve themselves. Right now Jackson and Welker are the only receivers with reasonable longer term deals in place.
Here's the source article. It says nothing about the Broncos being interested, just saying he could be available :
http://origin.denverpost.com/sports/ci_7876363
The Patriots brought in all those guys because they didn't see CJ contributing this year; not the other way around.
Well, we agree there. Jackson was injured coming off surgery that often takes 1.5-2 years before a player is 100%. So of course the Pats couldn't expect anything from him. Thus they made moves in free agency.
If that is true, then put him on IR and give his spot to someone else........we let a hell of a lot of talent walk because we didn't have room for them including HIGH rookie draft picks and a stud 2nd year TE/FB that would have been playing in Watson's/Brady's absence.
If that is true, then put him on IR and give his spot to someone else........we let a hell of a lot of talent walk because we didn't have room for them including HIGH rookie draft picks and a stud 2nd year TE/FB that would have been playing in Watson's/Brady's absence.
since when is garrett mills a stud? Was he even active for any Vikings games?