Can this possibly be true..

[sml1950]

http://profootballweekly.com/2009/10/16/panthers-considering-increased-role-for-wr-jarrett

Our secret weapon has been on the roster all along... we just haven't been using him.

[scpanther22]

http://profootballweekly.com/2009/10/16/panthers-considering-increased-role-for-wr-jarrett

Our secret weapon has been on the roster all along... we just haven't been using him.

we have lots of weapons..but we never use them..

[SMACKDAB]

I'll believe it when I see it for about 10 games in a row.

[PhillyB]

if we're up by 14 or so points this weekend and we've got nothing to lose, i'd like to see jarrett run a fly route or two and let jake chuck it deep to him, see if he can come up with it. if he can stretch the field, moose would actually become more useful, IMO.

[jasonluckydog]

Man I hope so we need a spark and it's time for Jarrett to show the world what he can do.

[fignewty314]

we have lots of weapons..but we never use them..

We have a lot of guns,but no ammo!

[klumme]

We have a lot of guns,but no ammo!

Nah.. We have a lot of ammo but no guns..

[Phil Dees]

if we're up by 14 or so points this weekend and we've got nothing to lose, i'd like to see jarrett run a fly route or two and let jake chuck it deep to him, see if he can come up with it. if he can stretch the field, moose would actually become more useful, IMO.

Fly route for Jarrett? Didn't USC have a D-lineman that ran a faster 40 at their Pro Day? Not sure Jarrett has finished his yet :eek:

[pstall]

Jarrett couldn't get open at the combines

[Phil Dees]

I dont think he worked out at the combine.

""It's been nearly three months since Dwayne Jarrett could run under the watchful eye of NFL scouts. And when he did finally take off on a 40-yard dash Wednesday, it seemed to take him that long to reach the finish line.

Jarrett turned in two times, of 4.64 seconds and 4.65 seconds, according to according to one scout during USC's Pro Day at Cromwell Field. Several others had varying times, but all were north of 4.6.

That's well off the 4.4 that fellow USC receiver Steve Smith turned in at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis more than a month ago, and slower even than linebacker Dallas Sartz's 4.58 and defensive lineman Travis Tofi's 4.57 on Wednesday.

"So many people have been putting a pimple on the 40," said Jarrett, who ran in a black-and-gold, Michael Johnson-like track suit that Nike designed for him. "I just went out there, worked and did what I was supposed to do and am happy with the results. I'm a big receiver. I think around that time is pretty good."

Jarrett's pass-catching workout wasn't smooth, either. His cuts weren't nearly as sharp as Smith, and one slipped and fell on one. A scout for an AFC team described Jarrett, who is 6-foot-5, 214 pounds, as stiff. "

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/PRO+DAY+A+SLOW+DAY+FOR+JARRETT+USC+RECEIVER+RUNS+4.6+STILL+EXPECTED...-a0161325028

[Gman was right]

There is a much better chance of Jordan Gross lining up at WR than Jarrett or Moore since Fox has no clue whatsoever how to develop a young WR.

[OneBadassCat]

We need to be using DJ and Goodson. Even if Jarret doesn't separate that well he can use his body to make plays.

[Kevin Greene]

I dont think he worked out at the combine.

""It's been nearly three months since Dwayne Jarrett could run under the watchful eye of NFL scouts. And when he did finally take off on a 40-yard dash Wednesday, it seemed to take him that long to reach the finish line.

Jarrett turned in two times, of 4.64 seconds and 4.65 seconds, according to according to one scout during USC's Pro Day at Cromwell Field. Several others had varying times, but all were north of 4.6.

That's well off the 4.4 that fellow USC receiver Steve Smith turned in at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis more than a month ago, and slower even than linebacker Dallas Sartz's 4.58 and defensive lineman Travis Tofi's 4.57 on Wednesday.

"So many people have been putting a pimple on the 40," said Jarrett, who ran in a black-and-gold, Michael Johnson-like track suit that Nike designed for him. "I just went out there, worked and did what I was supposed to do and am happy with the results. I'm a big receiver. I think around that time is pretty good."

Jarrett's pass-catching workout wasn't smooth, either. His cuts weren't nearly as sharp as Smith, and one slipped and fell on one. A scout for an AFC team described Jarrett, who is 6-foot-5, 214 pounds, as stiff. "

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/PRO+DAY+A+SLOW+DAY+FOR+JARRETT+USC+RECEIVER+RUNS+4.6+STILL+EXPECTED...-a0161325028

Yeah but Hurney "saw something" in Jarrett and bypased the leagues currnet leading receiver in favor of Jarrett. :idea:

now that it's becoming clear that No. 2 WR Muhsin Muhammad isn't capable of stretching the field and drawing the defense's attention away from the team's top playmaker

That was obvious last year.

[Pimpdaddy]

There is a much better chance of Jordan Gross lining up at WR than Jarrett or Moore since Fox has no clue whatsoever how to develop a young WR.

Fox can't find his @sshole with a funnel...