In that regard I agree with bozz_2006: You want respect? Work your *** off and fix those three criticisms.What has kept and will continue to keep Jones from achieving stardom is his inconsistency. He drops too many passes, runs lazy routes at times and doesn’t always compete hard enough for the ball.
Yes Aaron is biased but still… And regarding his play in the 2010 playoffs, here's his line: 11 receptions for 144 yards (13.1 ave.) with 2 TDs.… there’s a reason star quarterback Aaron Rodgers said the following last summer about the importance of re-signing Jones, an unrestricted free agent at the time: ”He should be priority No. 1. And I mean that with all my heart. He really should be priority No. 1. We don’t win the Super Bowl without him. And we need him. I think he’s as talented a player as we’ve got on the team, and I think his best football is in front of him. And I think he’s a valuable asset that we don’t want to get rid of.”
And regarding his play in the 2010 playoffs, here's his line: 11 receptions for 144 yards (13.1 ave.) with 2 TDs.
Agreed. If you didn't like Jones' numbers from the 2010 playoffs, look at Drivers: 14 receptions for a 12.1 yard average and 0 TDs.I would like to keep Jones and hope the Packer's didn't keep Driver at the expense of Jones.
Im pretty sure he means "Respect around here" as in the NFL... maybe also his own Locker Room but just also in general with the media and other players/teams maybe? Thats my own take on it
The guy was our leading TD-getter in the playoff run to the Super Bowl, and in the Super Bowl was 2nd in catches in that game.Respect is earned. Want it? Earn it.
JJ was ahead of DD last year already.JJ can turn out to be realy good...just not as a Packer. Not enough balls to go around, and with DD coming back that kinda put a damper on thing's because i'm sure JJ was expecting to be the #3.
Jones don't have to worry about beating DD for #3. He has to out perform Cobb if he wants to be there................ James Jones moves to #3 WR behind Jennings and Jordy.