4 TD through 3 quarters, 215 yards on 6 receptions.

 

Bailed Manziel out on like 5 terrible tossup passes.

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He reminds me a bit of Justin Blackmon.

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come to jacksonville

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come to jacksonville

 

He's a first rounder.

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He's a first rounder.

yeah i know but still

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4 TD through 3 quarters, 215 yards on 6 receptions.

 

Bailed Manziel out on like 5 great touch passes.

Fixed

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He reminds me a bit of Justin Blackmon.

Catches everything just like him. He's bigger though.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

He's a first rounder.

He's one of those guys you hope have a bad combine and pushes down his draft stock so you can snag them later.

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

Vincent Jackson

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yeah i know but still

 

So you're saying pass on our needs and draft a position of strength with our top 5 pick?

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So you're saying pass on our needs and draft a position of strength with our top 5 pick?

lol what. i didnt advocate drafting him top 5  :whistling:

 

i just want him in jacksonville because hes a beast...

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lol what. i didnt advocate drafting him top 5  :whistling:

 

i just want him in jacksonville because hes a beast...

 

Logically, that's not possible.

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Logically, that's not possible.

logically it is possible since we will have a top 3 pick. 

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logically it is possible since we will have a top 3 pick. 

 

I said LOGICALLY.  There is no logic in the Jaguars taking a wide receiver with a top three pick when it is arguably our most sound position at the moment.

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Vincent Jackson

Not quite as fast as and a good bit more physical than Vjax. More like David Boston. Which is quite a complement Boston was a monster until his brain turned to mush.

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I said LOGICALLY.  There is no logic in the Jaguars taking a wide receiver with a top three pick when it is arguably our most sound position at the moment.

ok you win, i just want him  in jacksonville but not with a top 5 pick

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Lot of season left, but I think Evans has solidified himself as the top receiver in the 2014 draft and may go top 10.

 

...unless Sammy Watkins really lights it up the next couple months.

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I had Watkins rated as my top WR but reports are Mike Evans will clock in the high 4.4s if not faster.  If this is the case he is my number 1 WR.

 

 

Evans has great size at 6-4, 232 and underrated athleticism. He should vertical around 37-38 inches and clock in the high 4.4s, if not faster. He also has fantastic hands and toughness. He also was a dominant player in the toughest conference in college football. Evans, though, is still raw as a route runner. After all he was really just a basketball player till his senior year of high school. He is getting some expert coaching right now while doing one-on-one training with Hall of Famer James Lofton. Another thing to keep in mind: Evans is still only 20 and won't turn 21 till late August.

 

 

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball...-nfl-draft

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I watched him a lot and was disappointed with his last 3 games. He could not separate.

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