Quote:I think the fear when it comes to AJ, especially for a team like Jaguars with so many needs, is that you have to remember that he played his entire career at Alabama behind and with what was bar-none the best assembled cast of collegiate players on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. And so it's not overexaggerating to say that AJ threw the ball in the air every game knowing that 2-or-3 of the top 20 WRs in the nation were out there on the field to haul it down. That when he stood there so poised in the pocket, he knew for a fact that the biggest and strongest line in all of college football was protecting him.

Where are these great Alabama receivers? The only one I've seen as as good in the last few years Is Julio Jones who, if I remember correctly, only played 1 year with AJ (this is kind of rhetorical because Julio Jones is also the only alabama receiver in the nfl at present. All the Bama receivers ATM are very average made to luck better by a product of the team, whereas A&M has Evans, who consistently bails Johnny Manziel out.


Also you want to say AJ is only good because his oline is good?


You realise that it's looking 90% likely that 2 A&M tackles will be drafted #2 in successive drafts? Manziel will declare this year because he realises when Matthews and Evans go he will be made to look like the scrawny, bad attitude Tebow Clone that he is.

He's a gimmick, a product of people loving something outside of the norm, nothing more.

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