The Linc - Cowboys vs Desean Jackson

Maclin is D-Mac’s favorite target.
Desean is a great talent but is more of a “Diva” like TO was and that is why Donavan has targeted J. Maclin more since he came back from injury. Maclin is a good posession receiver with decent speed in his own right but not like Desean. Watch the two from this week on and you will see that at the end of the year Maclin will be the man!

This is why I stick to Bleeding Green Nation…

Cornerback Mike Jenkins has a simple plan for dealing with the Philadelphia Eagles’ explosive wide receivers corps. “Go out and hit them in the mouth,” Jenkins said.

Sure, Mike… Is this your idea of “hitting someone in the mouth?”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JW7lz8x2I-0

“Potential to be a #2 WR” hahahah… When will “expertss” realize you don thave to be 6’4’’ 250 with a 4.3 40 time to be considered a “#1”

FYI theres no such thin gas a #1 in an offensive playbook just an X Y and a Z

for not just drafting Desean Jackson, but for turning him into Desean Jackson. Follow me here:
There’s no doubt that DJax is a once a decade type of talent. When I see him I’m reminded of Andre (“Bad Moon”) Rison. The problem isn’t that no one could see his talent, but that other coaches didn’t know how best to put that talent into best effect.

Consider if he had been drafted by Washington. He’d have suffered through that OC mess, and probably would never have been the recepient of the long passes in open space in which he thrives. Instead, they would be trying to pound his square peg into a round hole, having him run slants, outs, and generally trying to catch the ball in traffic.

Reid saw not just what DeSean was, but what he could be given the opportunity. And he not only drafted him, but tailored the offense to emphasize his strengths and obscure his weaknesses.

Why, it’s almost as if Reid has a history of such brilliant moves.