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Hackett > Jarrett


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Is this a joke of some kind?

Jarrett has been making clutch catches on third down all season. He is our ace in the hole. The sure handed WR that only takes the field when we need a big catch and Jake looks for him every time he's out there.

Big body, projectable frame, and is learning from Steve Smith to take abuse to make the play.

He's going to be a player. Hackett can't get off the IR.

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I figure that Hackett was in there because based on practice, he gave the team the best receiving threat. Doesn't mean anything more than that. In 2 weeks things may be the same or different. Fox isn't likely to have favorites at this time of year. It is about producing or sitting, for players and teams. Jarrett is going to be here for a while. At least until his rookie contract is over. He is worth what we are paying him.

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