Donte No Action Jackson

[micnificent28]

38 minutes ago, Forty-Eight said:

What has flashed from Samuel and Jackson? The camp hype? The INTs? Mike Adams said it on all or nothing that Jackson’s repeat mistakes are being hidden bc of the ints. It’s getting penalized and the simple technical things that Jackson isn’t doing. Just like the GB game, Jackson had a PI or hold call that have GB a first down after the defense had just stopped GB on 3rd down. 

Infact I was just reading this 5 days ago some people think his play is underrated.  

https://www.espn.com/video/clip/_/id/28072347

[Ricky Spanish]

Samuel is better than Jackson. 

Samuel is getting open, he's just not getting hit with the ball regularly. One thing he does need to get more consistent at is going to the ball on comeback routes. 

Jackson is a fast Corner, and that's pretty much it at this point. His technique isn't great and he relies on his speed far too much. He gets caught on double moves a ton looking for a big play rather than staying disciplined. 

[Forty-Eight]

10 hours ago, SmartyHurney said:

The funny thing about this was Bradberry was so much worse and no one is talking about it.

Bet that PFF rates Bradberry far worse for this game than Jackson. He was fuging murked.

Because that was James’ first bad game this season and he was coming off an injury. Donte has repeatedly been bad all year.

[Forty-Eight]

9 minutes ago, Cracka McNasty said:

Samuel is better than Jackson. 

Samuel is getting open, he's just not getting hit with the ball regularly. One thing he does need to get more consistent at is going to the ball on comeback routes. 

Jackson is a fast Corner, and that's pretty much it at this point. His technique isn't great and he relies on his speed far too much. He gets caught on double moves a ton looking for a big play rather than staying disciplined. 

Samuel is gettin open but not getting hit regularly? But somehow Allen can hit Moore consistently. That’s funny

[Forty-Eight]

35 minutes ago, micnificent28 said:

Infact I was just reading this 5 days ago some people think his play is underrated.  

https://www.espn.com/video/clip/_/id/28072347

He suck. We ain’t talking about fantasy stats here. We’re talking about making plays on game days. Samuel not knowing how to run a route and where the first down is

[Ricky Spanish]

19 minutes ago, Forty-Eight said:

Samuel is gettin open but not getting hit regularly? But somehow Allen can hit Moore consistently. That’s funny

Samuel is getting open deep, Kyle just can't connect. Moore is getting more quick hitter slant routes. 

Moore is also the WR1 and getting targeted more often because of it. Sometimes Kyle isn't making his way through his progressions and Samuel isn't always the the 1st option. Samuel isn't the problem here. He's a perfectly capable WR2. 

[cmichd]

5 minutes ago, Cracka McNasty said:

Samuel is getting open deep, Kyle just can't connect. Moore is getting more quick hitter slant routes. 

Moore is also the WR1 and getting targeted more often because of it. Sometimes Kyle isn't making his way through his progressions and Samuel isn't always the the 1st option. Samuel isn't the problem here. He's a perfectly capable WR2. 

QB not getting the time to go through reads.  Kyle has to go short.  He had too long passes yesterday.  One was called back due to Turner chop blocking and Bonnafon letting one go through his hands.  If he has time he can make the passes.

[raz]

i don't think samuel is a perfectly capable #2 at all.  dj is not a #1.  neither of them have ball skills for shite. neither of them have any fight for the ball in them.  they're young and not very good.   they're both poor route runners.   not much to work with.   

[*FreeFua*]

Calvin Ridley is a matchup nightmare for Donte. 
 

Ridley has the speed and can run a full route tree while being one of the best in the league at getting in and out of breaks. 
 

But I wouldn’t expect the huddle to acknowledge any of that 

[micnificent28]

1 hour ago, *FreeFua* said:

Calvin Ridley is a matchup nightmare for Donte. 
 

Ridley has the speed and can run a full route tree while being one of the best in the league at getting in and out of breaks. 
 

But I wouldn’t expect the huddle to acknowledge any of that 

I dont disagree with this.. 

 

1 hour ago, raz said:

i don't think samuel is a perfectly capable #2 at all.  dj is not a #1.  neither of them have ball skills for shite. neither of them have any fight for the ball in them.  they're young and not very good.   they're both poor route runners.   not much to work with.   

Despite having a adequate deep ball or qb play samuel on pace for about 9 tds and 800 yards. DJ likely 1000. I dont know what you want.

[TheSpecialJuan]

I like the title 

[micnificent28]

42 minutes ago, bull123 said:

How about some clutch 3rd down catches, or better yet, how about some scores

He has 5 scores. DJ has 1. He probably has more than olsen as well. If your talking about scores he isn't the problem because of the frequency at what he is scoring that should tell you who's getting open in the redzone. As far as cluth 3rd downs... again if you have the issues at qb we have it's hard to tell who the problem is. It's like trying to find out if your bullets are bad trying to shot them with broken gun. Like how can you tell at this point? 

Edited:

He does have more touchdowns and around the same yards dispite less looks. I think you guys are barking up the wrong tree.If he sucks then so does the whole damn receiving core because he is out pacing all of them on less targets and receptions.

[raz]

they'd be riding the bench in the ATL

[Moose Hoover]

I think we should bring in Jalen ramsey and talib, sign pat Pete and Revis for depth. Trade all offensive players, load up on def, just punt when we get ball and force turnovers