The Pac 10 isn't exactly a pro system, it's a pass heavy conference. And while we may have speed at WR now we won't when TO and Glenn are gone. Glenn will be 33 this season and is playing with a bone on bone condition in his knee and TO will be 34 at the end of the season. They aren't exactl sure bets to stay healthy, and if TO keeps his drops up then he may not be with the team past this year. Who do we have with speed after that?
You do need to remind people of Jerry Rice because according to Gil Brandt he ran in the 4.4 range. Jarrett lacks great explosion times and isn't the type of physical WR who creates separation with his strength. He's just a tall WR who could be a decent RZ threat in the NFL, but even that's in question because he doesn't have the strength or quickness to beat press coverage. Jarrett has as much bust potential as anyone in the draft.