I voted Allen Robinson to have the better career out of this group. Him and Bortles are already connecting early and often. He has the size and YAC ability you want to see. It's just a matter of developing more timing and chemistry in the passing game and understand coverages. I was tempted to vote Hurns instead. But he's really scary. Don't get me wrong. He's been OUTSTANDING so far during the first month of football. And for him to climb the ladder after going undrafted is impressive. Whether he knows the system or not, you cannot deny the fact that he's now on the NFL level. Meaning, even if you know your system. You still have to out smart and out muscle your man lined up in front of you. And you still have to run the routes and make the catches. His hands are scary at times. You hold your breath everytime the ball is thrown up and you see #88 lined up to get it. But he's got plenty of ability at this level. He honestly reminds me of Marques Colston/Michael Irvin body frame wise. Just needs to get those hands up a bit more.

 

As far as any receiver cracking 1,000 this year or nabbing 10 TD receptions. It's doubtful IMHO. I think Blake will probably get close to the franchise record this year in total TD's thrown in one season. Which is going to be a nice thing to see as far as this fanbase is concerned. The most TD's any QB has ever thrown in one season outside of Brunell's 20 TD's that he threw back in 98' and 00'. That total was 23 set by Garrard just four years ago in 2010. I think it's not out of question that Blake is within that 18 - 20 TD range this year. It'll be spreadout though. I think you'll see a decent amount accumalated between a trio of receivers. Hurns, Robinson, & Shorts. And then a few more TD grabs from the TE's and RB's by commitee. Now, whether those TD passes are result of us playing catch-up in the 2nd half of games due to the defense giving up massive plays in the 1st half. I don't know. Hopefully that's not the case. But the fact that Blake has the ability to extend plays, and above all, moves the chains on 3rd downs. Which he displayed against the Chargers in San Diego already. It just means more playing time for the offense, hence, more stats.

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