If Desean Jackson signs with the Commanders on Monday Uh Oh

[pgreptom]

To see a bloated statistic, look up former QB Jeff George.

I was being a complete smart *** in my post. Sorry I was not more clear with my intentions.

 

[TheIceman]

You do realize Jack


Completion percentage does not equate to being accurate. Did you see the offense they ran? So many check downs and quick passes. Any competent high school QB could make those passes. And it was a one read offense. It was the same when Colt McCoy was at Texas and completed an insane high completion percentage. Not because he was very accurate.

Desean's main route is the go route. I don't believe RG3 is designed to get him the ball as McNabb and Vick did.

It's true he did have a lot of quick throws, but let's not forget he had one of the highest completion percentages in the entire NFL that year for down-field passes. In fact, that has ALWAYS been listed as one of his strengths even before entering the NFL, was his long ball accuracy. DeSean having a great go route is plays DIRECTLY into that strength for RG3.

 

[visionary]

Mo will shut him down

 

[tantrix1969]

Mo will shut him down

Matt.Johnson.

 

[visionary]

Matt.Johnson.

Ben. Bass.

we could go on all day

 

[DFWJC]

Done deal.

Jackson
Garcon
Andre Roberts

TE Jordan Reed

If it doesn't combust, that's one heck of a group.

 

[tantrix1969]

Ben. Bass.

we could go on all day

True, we are set!

 

[WhoRUSupposed2Be]

Happy to see plenty of knowledgeable fans in here.

 

[cowboy_ron]

ESPN: Jackson signing risky at best

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/1...usly-risk-dysfunctional-washington-Commanders



Forget for one minute all the recent questions about DeSean Jackson's life off the field, the most scandalous of which have yet to be substantiated. Let's also not spend much time debating the arrogance that led Philadelphia Eagles head coach Chip Kelly to believe his offense didn't need its best wide receiver anymore. The most interesting aspect of Jackson's new three-year deal with the Washington Commanders has little to do with those things. Instead, it has everything to do with a franchise that has been largely dysfunctional ever since Daniel Snyder purchased it in 1999.



Anybody who thinks Jackson's arrival in Washington is destined to be a roaring success is in need of a serious reality check. He's a highly emotional player with a history of losing his focus and driving coaches crazy with his mood swings. Jackson became a star in the NFL because his first head coach -- Andy Reid, now with the Kansas City Chiefs -- knew how to relate to one of the most explosive talents in the league today. Jackson also became expendable in Philadelphia, after his best statistical season, because Kelly doesn't have much interest in going out of his way to do the same

 

[burmafrd]

I think it is very telling that Reid apparently had no interest in bringing jackson to KC.

 

[slaga]

There seems to be 2 sides to every coin...

http://eaglesrewind.com/2014/03/25/contextualizing-mr-jackson/

http://eaglesrewind.com/2014/03/26/more-on-desean/