9.4 is pretty close to double digits, and really not that far from Ebron's average. The difference would only matter if it was 3rd and 10, when you think about it. As I said, I'm all for Jarwin getting more opportunities, (assuming he's not getting them, but just isn't taking advantage) but Dak needs a safety valve, and there may not be a more consistent one in the league than Witten.
When you’re talking about volume (receptions) and averages, the difference between 9.4 and 13.8 is large. For Witten’s average to be below 10 yards it means he’s catching a lot of passes that go for way less than 9 yards.
I think I echo a lot of what others have been saying on the thread; I’m fine with Witt on the team because he serves as the team’s best/most trusted blocker at TE, but in terms of the pass game we need to find a way to get Jarwin more involved as a receiver.
And before anyone trots out the argument “well, if Jarwin was better then he should beat out Witt,” remember, this is the same coaching staff that’s been sitting Jourdan Lewis for Anthony Brown, starting Jeff Heath, and had Byron Jones playing at safety because they thought he couldn’t play corner.