BradyManny
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.You don't seem to really have a question so much as a disagreement with the way some here choose to view Jackson's potential availability. He may be ready by camp, or he may not. Most here assume that with a full off season and camp even if the knee is ready to go the player likely won't be. That is why some are already penciling him onto PUP figuring he would be a mid season addition/replacement.
He may be a bust or simply prove to be injury prone, but it's a little early to write him off entirely. Plus we don't have a pressing need for him to be ready for 2007 any longer, so as long as BB feels he will eventually contribute commensurate with the level in which he was drafted we wait. We have 3 years + left to figure that out and on a rookie contract we can afford to wait him out.
As far everyone saying hes not a bust, I think taking a guy in the second round who has done nothing and looks like he will do nothing till at least 2008, is a bust! He may turn out to be ok a few years down the line, but as a second round pick, bust big time for us.... peace
I wish the internet was a person so he could punch you in the face.
I wish the internet was a person so he could punch you in the face.
I wish the internet was a person so he could punch you in the face.
Source please?
Just because somebody posted it on the internet or some beat writer opined it, doesn't make it true. I have heard ZERO authoritative information from the New England Patritots. I'm sure that, if they commented, they'd say he is "day to day".
Seriously...all we know is that he had ACL surgery. Anything beyond that is pure speculation on somebody's part.
from Riess's Mailbag of 4/17.
http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/extras/askreiss/04_17_07/?page=6
To me, the Jackson issue is two-fold. First, he has to recover from his knee injury. Second, he has to commit himself to being a good pro. I think there are some concerns about the second part of the equation among some of the Patriots' coaching and scouting staff.
Well it will suck if - emphasis on IF - that ends up being a blown pick but with what we've acquired in FA, Jackson is just a nice, intriguing talent now and superfluous to our plans for 2007. The WR position is no longer in need although I'd love to see Jackson progress.Uh, oh. Those mean-spirited Patriots coaches & scouts will be lambasted by the worshiping Chad Jackson groupies here for expressing their precipitous concerns.
You obviously have a bone up your arse regarding Jackson. He steal your girlfriend or something because you keep making up this crap.
1) It was partially torn. The rehab isn't nearly as long.
2) No, he won't have missed the ENTIRE off-season program and mini-camps. That is your BS assumption.
3) Actually, it doesn't take players that long to regain their confidence regarind their knee.
Unless you've actually HAD an ACL injury, you don't know what you are talking about.
OH, and one last thing, how about you go learn more about Jackson and how he's done in the 2nd year of systems.