razgriz737
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My thoughts exactly. I think some people got too used to having Flynn as a backup. Usually teams don't get to have backups of that quality. Jackson is familiar with the system, and the worst case scenario is he doesn't make the team.kidhawk":3gtrfarq said:The Radish":3gtrfarq said:You people break me up!
On the record: I THINK TARVARIS JACKSON WOULD MAKE A GREAT BACK UP TO THE GUY THAT JUST DROVE THE TRUCK THAT PICKED UP MY TRASH CAN!! And you can take that to the bank.
For pluses you are saying, he's tough, he's liked in the locker room, (how the hell does that compute to not seeing wide open receivers is beyond me), he played hurt, he has a great arm, he's had lots of experience,(at not cutting it)
This is from many of the same people who hated him and wanted him gone just a short time ago.
Now his minuses,,,,,,,He should be called Statue of Liberty Jackson because that's how mobile he is, he can't turn his head to the left, he sees one receiver, he sees the blitz coming about 1 time is 24 and that's one of the reasons he's hurt so much.
Have you already forgotten watching him play? Has it been that long ago? He is one of the reasons many of you are calling for us to get rid of one of our best receivers because he disappeared completely the year Jackson was here.(yes I mean Rice) And it wasn't because he wasn't open. It got funny, defenders didn't bother to cover our left side very well because they knew he wasn't going to throw it that way. I know all of you saw open receivers over there that could have crawled on their hands and knees for a TD because they were so wide open.
Now I almost always agree with Kip on his calls and I'm not even suggesting I know as much about the game as he does. But not this time. Jackson's time here is over and has been since midway through the season he was our starter. He has shown that the pro game is just to fast for him. I said before he seems to be very intelligent but can't get the info from his head out to his hand/arm quickly enough. "Book smart" rarely gets it done in the NFL. Look at Terry Bradshaw who as far as I'm concerened was one of the best of all times. He had a terrible time in school. But put him on a football field and he made the correct decisions and acted on them. Not many QBs have won 4 SBs and he is one.
So count me on the minus side of the chart for Jackson. Personally I like the guy but not as a Seattle Seahawk. Unlike many of you I remember the misery of having him here before.
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How many back up qb's in this league don't have similar issues that Jackson has? There is a reason why a lot of these guys are still backups. We don't need a guy to develop behind Wilson. Wilson is our long term answer. What we need is a guy who can work well under our system and come in when necessary. A backups job isn't to carry the team. Many like myself didn't think Jackson was starter quality before he came here or even while he was here or after he left. None of that means we necessarily wanted him gone. It is possible to think a guy isn't capable of being a long term starter, while still believing he can fill a role as backup. He's most definitely no worse than Quinn, so why not bring him in to compete for the spot?