Quote:From reading the article, it looks to me like there's a 20% chance he beats his addictions and comes back. And as long as there's a 20% chance, the Jags are going to keep the door open. It's costing them nothing to do so. He doesn't take up a roster spot, and he's not using up any of his rookie contract.


My opinion- from what I read, it looks to me like it's unlikely he will be back this year. If he was really making progress beating his problems, we would know about it. It reminds me of Jimmy Smith, who seemed to drop off the face of the earth and has barely been heard of for the last few years. No one knows anything. That tells me nothing good is happening.

This so laughable. The real number is 32.6 percent.


But seriously, I believe he'll be back in a Jags uniform next season, clean and sober. Blackmon has a large support network where he's at now, which leads me to believe he'll pull through. As a matter of fact, I think we'll hear good things about his progress during the season.

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