I’m not catching on Juan…
Justin Blackmon came out in the preseason swingin’ and throwing blows. This impressive preseason showing has painted a target on Blackmon’s back. The Jaguars showed their hand too early and they are paying for it when it matters the most. Blackmon may be facing top corners, but what difference does that make when your QB can’t get you the ball.
Blackmon has a ton of talent and exhibits all the makings of a top ten NFL wideout. Much like Larry Fitzgerald’s situation, theres nothing you can do if your not getting the opportunities. He only got 4 targets and he is their#1 wideout!!! Those of you that own him know exactly how many of those passes he hauled in this week…a big, fat, goose egg. Zero, zilch, nada…The Jags offense pretty much consists of a one man wreaking crew that is Maurice Jones Drew. I have him in 1 of my leagues and I’m going to stash him on my bench until I see consistent production.
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