Quote:Why do you guys call him AR15?! He's nothing like an assault rifle. He's soft, has no punch, no aggressivesness at all.
Call this man what he is: Average.
We've sucked for so long, and our WRs have sucked for so long that we see a glimpse of good WR play we freak out. It's not our fault hopeful fans, lol. Ahh, when we will not suck? This is getting pathetic.
He did himself or his qb no favors in week 1.
But I'm not worried about him yet. He proved he has great hands last season. Let's see how he bounces back over the next 3 weeks. We'll have a better idea then.
He just needs to step up and soon. Heck they all do, this offense isnt good enough to keep having those drops
To be honest he had major drop issues as a rookie too.
It's so typical of us to think how great a player is going to be and then be disappointed when they turn out to be just a Jaguars player. I'm holding out hope for Robinson, but he drops the ball like it's covered in Vaseline.
Actually, out of 77 targets last year, he only dropped 1 ball.
Quote:Maybe it's Sullivan. Dude has been here for awhile and we have WRS that belong in the CFL
You think? I have been watching football a long time. I have NEVER seen so many receivers fall apart after being so good in college. Sullivan is a problem
Quote:Matthews is going to be a product of a volume offense. His YPC will reflect that. Both Landry and Moncrief respective teams took another WR high in the draft this year. That doesn't speak much confidence in their abilities.
Matthews' YPC was 13.0 last year. Allen Robinson's was 11.4.
Even though the Dolphins took Davante Parker, Landry will still be heavily involved in their offense and special teams and will produce good numbers.
The same can be said with Moncrief and the Colts, catching 6 balls and a TD yesterday.
At this point, I wouldn't be surprised to see Greene surpassing Lee and Robinson over the next couple of years on Bortles' list of his favorite targets. He's a more natural receiver than the other two.
Quote:Blackmon has the strongest hands this team has ever seen. So mad he's an addict.
The football gods gave us our shot at a #1 receiver
Quote:Matthews' YPC was 13.0 last year. Allen Robinson's was 11.4.
Even though the Dolphins took Davante Parker, Landry will still be heavily involved in their offense and special teams and will produce good numbers.
The same can be said with Moncrief and the Colts, catching 6 balls and a TD yesterday.
At this point, I wouldn't be surprised to see Greene surpassing Lee and Robinson over the next couple of years on Bortles' list of his favorite targets. He's a more natural receiver than the other two.
He was already his favorite WR in the 3rd preseason game and against the Panthers..
Quote:Great college WR horrible nfl WR
.... pretty much the script for all Penn State WRs
Quote:We've sucked for so long, and our WRs have sucked for so long that we see a glimpse of good WR play we freak out. It's not our fault hopeful fans, lol. Ahh, when we will not suck? This is getting pathetic.
cha ching ....... exactly !!!
Quote:Blackmon has the strongest hands this team has ever seen. So mad he's an addict.
Dude, you know I fux with some CSO, but don't go throwing around labels on folks. Failing an institutionalized substance test, even if repeatedly, does not make one an addict. Sloppy, unlucky, unsavvy, perhaps
On another tangent, last 4 #1s, all top 5:
Blackmon
Joeckel
Bortles
Fowler
Biggest FA:
Thomas
Currently playing: 1.5/5 (Luke's availability and effort thus far equates to 0.5)
Currently, even average: 0/5 (JT, not assessed as yet)
Wonder why we have been #32 the past 3 years combined?
Not damn fair
The curse is real
#Because...
No team in the league has anwhere close to this much misfortune personnel wise over this time span. It translates...
Double the post, amplify the angst
I an going to chronicle a thorough review of our daily emotional patterns between games. A case study indeed.
Sunday Morning: Hope
Sunday Evening: Dissapointment, disillusionment
Monday: Reflection
Tuesday: Analytics
Wednesday: ?
Go Jags
Quote:No team in the league has anwhere close to this much misfortune personnel wise over this time span. It translates...
2 different rebuilds, 3 GMs, 3 HCs and 2 different owners..still the same results
Quote:Double the post, amplify the angst
I an going to chronicle a thorough review of our daily emotional patterns between games. A case study indeed.
Sunday Morning: Hope
Sunday Evening: Dissapointment, disillusionment
Monday: Reflection
Tuesday: Analytics
Wednesday: Don't worry guys, Gus will turn it around this week
Go Jags