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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arles" data-source="post: 148884" data-attributes="member: 786">Why would Keyshawn slow his development? If Jennings beats out Keyshawn, he will be the No. 2 and get plenty of passes. If Jennings isn't good enough in camp to beat out Keyshawn then he'll move to the slot and have to earn those catches.The worst thing for Jennings' development (IMO) would be to give him a red carpet to the No. 2 spot (with just James jones and Clowney really battling). Then, he may not give as high an effort as if he had a solid vet to beat like Keyshawn. I expect we will see a lot more 3 WR sets to open up the running game this season. The only reason we didn't see it as much in 06 was the injuries. And, I'd rather have Driver, Jennings, Keyshawn than Driver, Jennings, rookie. If we know anything from the history of jennings and Driver - it's that the odds are against both guys staying healthy all season. Wouldn't it be nice to have a vet (doesn't neces have to be keyshawn) to put in if an injury occurs instead of once again relying on rookies?</blockquote>

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