Quote:Speaking solely for myself…     Yes.

 

 That would likely turn out to be a better receiving corps than we've had in over 10 years.  Just my opinion.  Robinson may not fit the mold of this "true #1" everyone covets, but neither are half of the #1 receivers around the league - and I think he'll be good for 1200 yards in his second year if Bortles tightens it up a bit. 

 

 Having D. Copeland on the PS is also an asset worthy of consideration IMO.  I think he could be very dynamic in the slot.  Ace and Doss as depth or for empty backfield sets are just fine.  I think the chances of Lee being a bust are very, very slim. He's just not acclimating as quick as some do, but the athletic ability is apparent. 

 

I'll be shocked if they go WR before the fourth round.  The only way I see a receiver early in the 2015 draft for the Jags is if they really go bananas in FA.  

 

Of course -  anything is possible  - and it would be tough to complain about adding a receiver of Cooper's potential.  

 

If Robinson stays healthy 1200 yards is floor territory for him.

 

In 8 starts and with no training camp he had 548 yards.

 

He clearly was doing it almost exclusively on talent alone this season and Bortles clearly trusted him more than any of his other receivers to actually make the catch.

 

If Robinson has a healthy season and Bortles continues to mature he should be the go-to guy when the Bortles must have a catch and put up really good numbers.

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