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This guy is awesome. On about every return he got us out to at least the 35.

He is such a better option than Robinson.

Also, something else that bugs me. Dwayne Jarrett catches almost every thing that's thrown at him and he's clutch, but why do we only target him ONCE per game? That and he's 6'5.

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I agree, its getting frustrating how little we are using him. On his one catch you couldn't help notice how tall and surprisingly fast he is. He is a weapon we just aren't using enough.

Also, Jones is getting better every game. We definitely need to hold on to him.

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This guy is awesome. On about every return he got us out to at least the 35.

He is such a better option than Robinson.

Also, something else that bugs me. Dwayne Jarrett catches almost every thing that's thrown at him and he's clutch, but why do we only target him ONCE per game? That and he's 6'5.

It helps when every kick only got to the 20... :eek:

Too easy...

Next.

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Also, something else that bugs me. Dwayne Jarrett catches almost every thing that's thrown at him and he's clutch, but why do we only target him ONCE per game? That and he's 6'5.

I think that a lot of it has to do with his route running. It seems that a lot of the times that he is the target, Jake Delhomme is throwing the ball in a completely different area than where Jarrett is. Usually when Jake throws a bad pass, it isn't nearly that far off...which makes me think that Jarrett is the one making the mistake.

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