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Coaching is why Jarrett shows bust

Peppermint9030

By Peppermint9030,
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Ummm..because they needed to get and develop a # 2 WR at the time?

Develop is the KEY word. How many have we "developed"? That's what I thought.

Even with #1's we don't. People can blame it on USC all they want, but there is a ton of blame to be placed within our organization as well.

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That is a given, but explain why they drafted him in the first place then. They knew what they were gonna run on offense. WHY?

Because, at the time, they had no idea that they would be able to get Moose back in Carolina for so cheap a price, or that he would even still be playing football by now. If he wasn't here, Jarrett would be the #2 WR right now.

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Yeah, and Kenny Moore will catch anything you throw his way, and has speed, yet rarely see's the field.

Explain that. Moore's fault I guess........:rolleyes:

I think Kenny Moore is highly overrated by Panthers fans, which is a recurring theme for people with that last name.

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I agree with the OP. Jarrett catches everything that Jake throws to him. If only

we didn't have "he who chews gum and claps".

And why doesn't Jake throw to him more often even when he is in the game? Because .....

Jarrett doesn't get open. There's nothing more to it.

For how big a receiver he is Jarrett seldom gets separation from the defender. The coaches can't do it for him.

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yep.

I'm actually a bit surprised that Jarrett doesn't get more slants, and that he doesn't get those back shoulder cuts that Moose and Smith do. Then again, I've yet to see him do them that well. He should do them well pretty easily. Not sure.

Either way, we'll go into next year hearing about how he's ready this time.

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he catches everything thrown to him. at his size he doesnt have to be way open anyway. he can go up for jump balls. funny how he has to be wide open to get the ball but for moose or smith they can be double or tripled covered and jake still throws it to them. also how do you guys know if he is open or not or if he gets seperation? do you guys have game film or something?

He is the 3rd wr on a run first team that had more attempts last year than just about anyone and a qb with tunnel vision, a a coach witha prepensity to play vets over anyone else. what do you guys expect of him?

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The problem is that Jarrett is only on the field for about 10-15 plays a game in the first place. The Panthers just choose to use 2 WR's most of the time because they are a run first team and they're using the TE's in the passing game more as well. So blame it on the schemes.

outside of last season when Smitty was suspended...Jarrett has never been ont he field for that many snaps in a game. 10-15? He probably has averaged 5 or so a game.

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he catches everything thrown to him. at his size he doesnt have to be way open anyway. he can go up for jump balls. funny how he has to be wide open to get the ball but for moose or smith they can be double or tripled covered and jake still throws it to them. also how do you guys know if he is open or not or if he gets seperation? do you guys have game film or something?

He is the 3rd wr on a run first team that had more attempts last year than just about anyone and a qb with tunnel vision, a a coach witha prepensity to play vets over anyone else. what do you guys expect of him?

What has been thrown to him are on short out routes where he stops and the defender doesn't. That's why he gets open on those routes. He's shown that he doesn't jump or fight for balls so in the 2-3 seconds that Jake has to decide where to throw the ball, it's not going to Jarrett unless he is almost wide open or it's a desperation 3rd down throw. Jake will throw the ball to Smitty & Moose when it appears that they are covered because 8 out of 10 times they will jump or fight or otherwise catch that ball. It's a matter of trust that has to be earned.

This is the 3rd year for this guy so there's been plenty to see. Sometimes on tv Jarrett is in the shot. But I go to all of the home games and the advantage of seeing the game in person is that I can watch any player I want to, not who the camera is on. I also paid attention to his 3 years of preseason games where he played more.

I disagree with your assessments of our QB & coach. But I expect Jarrett, after being here 3 years, to at least begin to stand out as a player and earn Jake's trust. I haven't seen that. BTW if Fox didn't play the vets 1st, you'd see Kenny Moore out there instead of Jarrett. So don't be complaining. :P

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