What about Chad Jackson?

[PatsSteve1]

Not sure I understand why injured players need to be on the field. I always thought they were kept off the field.

Way to take it out of context. He's not going to e a good player by barely getting his feet wet in the NFL over 2 years. WR's that will have his history over thier 1st 2 years, should Chad sit out the year, don't have much of a shot to have good NFL careers? The idea the Patriots can just keep saving him for some distant time and he's going to step in and play well isn't a very likely happening.

 

[RayClay]

Are you a patriots fan?

He really isn't, Fonsy.

Good observation!

 

[PonyExpress]

IMO CJ's early struggles and the self-discipline he discovers fighting through them will make him a better Patriot in the long run. There is no reason for impatience. The WR corps is more than adequately stacked while we await his return to action.

 

[RayClay]

Actually, his type of injury takes two years to completely snap back.

Not saying he can't play, but read the articles about Rodney's "spring in his step". 9 months recovery, but full comenack in the second year.

Same as McGahee.

I think Chad's headed for PUP and maybe injury fill in late, if needed.