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| |  Posted Monday, April 07, 2008 4:53 PM | |
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| | I think this year with the additions of Jerry Porter as a number one reciever and Troy Williamson (Hopefully He can refind his glory days in college and return them to the NFL) that the Jags have a very legit chance at winning the division. Jerry as a number one then Troy if he can step his game up as a number 2 with Dennis and Matt Jones as the number 3 and 4 recievers could be a very dangerous mix for Garrard to be pass to. Along with MJD and Freddie being the threats of an amazing running game. Then Mercedes and the other tight ends that were looking real convincing last year at blocking and catching. The offense to me looks like they could easily be in the top 8 offenses next year. But I'm a little worried with the defensive line and the cornerback situation. I would like to see Brian Williams as a safety as well as rashean and drayton as two solid corners. Then the fast developing reggie as the other safety can hopefully progress into one of the top safeties in the league. I would like to see a defensive lineman takin with the first draft pick this year. But I believe that this year we'll take down the division AND HOPEFULLY maybe even a Super bowl win.....Anyone elses feelings? Since i live in STL and didn't get to see a majority of there games last year. But from what I saw in the playoff game against the patriots I would love to see the Jags gain a top front 4 on the defensive line which i believe we already have that in the two interior positions. We just need two pass rushers that can constantly put the opposing teams qb on the run. |
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| | | Posted Monday, April 07, 2008 5:14 PM | |
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| | - I take it you're not too familiar with our TD receptions leader as one of the WRs in the mix. - His # is 11, check him out. If he continues the progress we saw last year, he'll become the easy # 2 opposite Porter. - Williamson isn't here to become a # 2 except he makes a rapid and unexpected turn around. He has Northcutt, Walker, Jones, Brou and co to battle. Uphill battle indeed. May struggle to earn a roster spot as it stands right now. - What interior linemen were you referring to? Tell me one of their names isn't Stroud... .
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| | | Posted Monday, April 07, 2008 5:16 PM | |
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| ummmm have you heard of a man named Reggie williams? he is the #2 reciever and if he continues to progress like he did last year its only a matter of time before hes the #1.
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| | | Posted Monday, April 07, 2008 5:17 PM | |
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| BritJag (4/7/2008)
- I take it you're not too familiar with our TD receptions leader as one of the WRs in the mix. - His # is 11, check him out. If he continues the progress we saw last year, he'll become the easy # 2 opposite Porter. - Williamson isn't here to become a # 2 except he makes a rapid and unexpected turn around. He has Northcutt, Walker, Jones, Brou and co to battle. Uphill battle indeed. May struggle to earn a roster spot as it stands right now. - What interior linemen were you referring to? Tell me one of their names isn't Stroud.... you beat me to the reggie willams comments
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