is that a serious question?

i read that post over there funny how they ignored the fact you pointed out about that MR,JACKSON has two touchdowns one on special teams , i think the only reason AVERY has got as much playing time as he has is because the injuries sidelining w.r Drew Bennett and Keenan Burton. i guess you could say the same about the eagles recievers being out but we still had AVANT,BASKETT,LEWIS. and AVERY was injured alot ,Avery suffered a slight fracture of the pelvic bone on July 28, just his third day of training camp He missed the next two weeks of camp, as well as the first two preseason games.he played against baltimore but then just five days later suffered a sprained right knee early in the second quarter,He missed the next week of practice, sat out the opener in Philadelphia, and was in for just a handful of plays in Game 2 against the New York Giants.he has played more since but The lost time due to injury has made the learning curve much steeper, where JACKSON has more of a natural talent that you just cant teach. throw in some jerry rice teaching and picking up the eagles plays as quickly as he did oh and not to mention his awesome special teams skills,Jackson’s return game has been nothing short of outstanding. At his current pace, he could break Fred Barnett’s franchise rookie receiving record .stats dont lie -avery 174 yds -jackson-433 yds .jacksons better-
Jackson’s 433 receiving yards put him on pace for 1,308, a figure that’s been surpassed by only two players in Eagles history – Mike Quick in 1983 and Irving Fryar in 1997 – and by only three rookies in NFL history – Bill Groman of the Oilers in 1960, Randy Moss in 1998 with the Vikings and Anquan Boldin of the Cardinals in 2003. JACKSON -is better

Desean is much better at this point. The speed at which he has grasped a complicated offense is impressive, to say nothing of his natural feel for the game and blazing speed. Considering his position and the offense he plays in, I will go as far as to say he is the best offensive rookie thus far.

Regarding the math though, 1155 is correct. DJ played in 6 games and has 433 yards. 433/6 = 72.16

72.2 * 16 = 1155.2

I factored in his 50 rushing yards and 253 PR yards over the 1st 6 games. (He has 1 KR for 12 yards, which I did not bother to include)

His total yard projection over 16 games is 1963 yards. DJ is pretty good.

Jackson is better but the article you’re referring to is probably a few weeks old, before Jackson became inexplicably less involved with the offense. Also, “on pace” stats are a ****ing stupid supporting argument.

Anyways, I think the argument for best rookie WR should be between Jackson and Eddie Royal, with Jackson narrowly beating out Royal because Jackson has been a little more consistent (at least in my opinion). As far as ALL rookies are concerned, the best two are Matt Forte and Chris Johnson, who blow everyone else out of the water.

Donnie Avery definitely made an argument for himself last night.