He joined us with Bradley, IIRC, in 2013.

 

We had no receivers in 2013.

 

Sorry, we had Blackmon for part of a year.  He was already capable of being ultra productive, that is when he wasn't suspended.

 

Besides him, we had nothing at the position.

 

In 2014, we added Bortles, Lee, Robinson and Hurns.  All were rookies catching passes from a disastrous Henne and a rookie QB.  It often takes rookie WRs a season to adjust to the pro game.  Blackmon was nowhere to be found.

 

In 2015, Robinson and Hurns had the Jaguars first 1000 yard receiving seasons since Jimmy Smith's final season a decade earlier.

 

Their failures to be out of the box, microwaveable All Pros at WR is not an indictment of Sullivan, either.

 

Now I may be convinced that Keenan McCardell is a better long term answer at WR coach than Sullivan would be at this point, but not because Sullivan's coaching methods are obsolete.

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