(06-17-2019, 06:56 PM)hb1148 Wrote:

(06-17-2019, 05:20 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote: And realized that he was 195 yards shy of having 10 straight seasons of 1000 yards receiving. 

In 2003 he only played 12 games. I’m pretty sure he would have got 195 yards over 4 games if he would have played.

That’s actually pretty incredible. Even at 36 years old he had over 1000 yards.

I really hope Boselli gets in the hall of fame. And I hope Taylor gets in also, but Jimmy Smith could have a chance down the road, right? He really didn’t start playing until his mid 20s bc of his injury early on. 

Out of Boselli, Taylor, and Smith I would have to say Smith’s fade to glory was the most iconic play for our franchise of all time.

He was a sensational receiver and somehow gets overlooked sometimes (probably because of his off the field issues).  I'd say he's every bit as deserving as Boselli and Taylor.

I honestly feel like that too. 

If we were to base it on stats and longevity along with impactful plays, then Jimmy Smith could be considered our best player of all time. 

I love me some Fred Taylor just as much as other people but his career started off with injuries. Smith was just so consistent and reliable on the field. He made the Pro Bowl year and and year out.

Boselli would have been the best lineman ever if injuries didn’t creep up on him as well.

Smith was never really injured as a Jaguar and he dominated. He had another gear and converted a lot of 3rd downs. I just don’t see why he doesn’t get mentioned when we talk about the bests WRs of all time. 

Rice, Moss, Owens are the best all time but then you have a tier lower which would include guys like Marvin Harrison, Jimmy Smith, Larry Fitzgerald, Andre Johnson, etc. 

I hope he gets in after Boselli and Taylor one day.

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