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<blockquote data-quote="RRyder" data-source="post: 667457" data-attributes="member: 10329"><p>The problem is that outside of one poster the rest of us simply want to see it done in more than one game on more than two plays that are apart of nobodies offense before we start proclaiming Janis as a potential Jordy 2.0 (Which is something that has been said more than once by more than a single poster)</p><p></p><p>Assuming everyone stays healthy and his STs play doesn't fall off I agree he's a great bet to make the 53 but I still fail to see how a guy that by all accounts was effectively rated as our 7th best recievers by the coaching staff last year is somehow this great bet to move up the depth chart over the guys ahead of him based on the logic that he's better suited for the outside than others ahead of him, when the coaches literally felt more comfortable playing EVERY WR on the roster ahead of him on the outside, and all this is based off of two huge catches on two plays that like I said aren't exactly staples of an NFL offense.</p><p></p><p>I think he could potentially be a solid #4 this year if things start clicking for him but assuming Adams and Montgomery stay healthy there's little imperical evidence to suggest that he'll move over either of them on the depth chart in any fashion other than "he's big and he runs fast". Two points that get way over blown when it comes to young prospects which is ironic because all I ever hear from fans is that they think NFL teams put to much stock into measurables when the combine hits but here in this discussion it's used as a HUGE point in his favor when the other evidence has shown that he's just not a good receiver yet.</p><p></p><p>He's got potential. But when I see posts like Jordy 2.0 that's where most of us are saying pump the breaks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RRyder, post: 667457, member: 10329"] The problem is that outside of one poster the rest of us simply want to see it done in more than one game on more than two plays that are apart of nobodies offense before we start proclaiming Janis as a potential Jordy 2.0 (Which is something that has been said more than once by more than a single poster) Assuming everyone stays healthy and his STs play doesn't fall off I agree he's a great bet to make the 53 but I still fail to see how a guy that by all accounts was effectively rated as our 7th best recievers by the coaching staff last year is somehow this great bet to move up the depth chart over the guys ahead of him based on the logic that he's better suited for the outside than others ahead of him, when the coaches literally felt more comfortable playing EVERY WR on the roster ahead of him on the outside, and all this is based off of two huge catches on two plays that like I said aren't exactly staples of an NFL offense. I think he could potentially be a solid #4 this year if things start clicking for him but assuming Adams and Montgomery stay healthy there's little imperical evidence to suggest that he'll move over either of them on the depth chart in any fashion other than "he's big and he runs fast". Two points that get way over blown when it comes to young prospects which is ironic because all I ever hear from fans is that they think NFL teams put to much stock into measurables when the combine hits but here in this discussion it's used as a HUGE point in his favor when the other evidence has shown that he's just not a good receiver yet. He's got potential. But when I see posts like Jordy 2.0 that's where most of us are saying pump the breaks [/QUOTE]
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