Three games in, Donte Jackson Leads the NFL In Interceptions with 3

[rippadonn]

Great pick so far.

[ncfan]

The 2nd int today was pretty much just fielding a punt and about anyone couldve made.  Heck Torrey Smith could've caught it.

 

The 1st pick though today, was N I C E!!

Best play by a CB since Norman in 2015

[Manther]

1 hour ago, TheCasillas said:

I said no knock on him. I personally would like to sere him jump a route. Not sure where these  defensive replies are coming from.

Here, let me help you:

Jackson is the man!  Can't wait till he jumps a route for a pick-6.

[Porn Shop Clerk]

Kid reminds me a lot of Nathan Vasher's first 3 seasons.

[Butterflyj30]

 

[Silent Majority]

1 hour ago, TheCasillas said:

that's a bad throw - not him jumping a route.

wish I could poo on this twice.

[Saca312]

2 hours ago, TheCasillas said:

that's a bad throw - not him jumping a route.

If a CB is able to jump a route generally put that's always a bad throw 10/10.

Plus, Donte pretty much did jump the route at the top and out-did the WR for the ball so...

 

[LinvilleGorge]

Everyone said this guy had bricks for hands leading up to the draft. I wish Funchess and Smith had those same bricks...

[TheCasillas]

20 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

If a CB is able to jump a route generally put that's always a bad throw 10/10.

Plus, Donte pretty much did jump the route at the top and out-did the WR for the ball so...

 

The WR had inside position and dalton put it on the outside, not sure how a cb can jump a route when the ball is coming right at them.

You can tell bc the WR looks over his inside shoulder. Either poor accuracy or bad timing, either way great pick. Still a bad throw.

Jackson is a great player, happy to have him on the team, cant wait until he JUMPS a route and takes it to the house.

[CPcavedweller]

I also said that the speed and aggression that he brings to the point of attack will result in turnovers this year. In back to back weeks we've seen one of them result in a forced fumble and the other in an interception. The forced fumble shouldn't have happened because according to Washington, Jackson didn't get in the lane, but the point remains.

If we had decent safety play, and once we get Davis back, this will be the most complete defense we've had in recent memory. (FailCons game aside).

[PhillyB]

4 hours ago, raleigh-panther said:

...and being In the right place at the right time is HUGE for a rookie and puts him ions above our secondary of the past three years 

an entire ion huh?

[gorillamilitia13]

He's already one of my favorite Panthers.

[Clicheking]

5 hours ago, TheCasillas said:

that's a bad throw - not him jumping a route.

If you're gonna be wrong at least go all in and double down....gj

[Saca312]

2 hours ago, TheCasillas said:

The WR had inside position and dalton put it on the outside, not sure how a cb can jump a route when the ball is coming right at them.

You can tell bc the WR looks over his inside shoulder. Either poor accuracy or bad timing, either way great pick. Still a bad throw.

Jackson is a great player, happy to have him on the team, cant wait until he JUMPS a route and takes it to the house.

Fair enough.

By true definition of jumping a route, would assume that comes more down the line. Obviously timing with that and understanding film + experience is necessary for a 2015 type Norman jump route.

But with Jackson's progress so far, wouldn't be surprised to see it come soon.