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Reid makes rare public appearance in W-Bpressure off all-everything Brian Westbrook in the backfield. And they selected defensive tackle Trevor Laws and wide receiver DeSean Jackson both with play-making potential in the second round of the draft. All in an effort to keep hopes for the EaglesDel Grande: Offense is way to go in draftA team that truly needs everything must start with the most important thing: a quarterback. 2. Rams: WR DeSean Jackson. The Rams are praying to get him in Round 2. They'll be very, very lucky if that happens. 3. Falcons: QB Dennis Dixon. It's a terrible5/15: Hobson's Choice: Long road for CFAsspecial team stalwarts Herana-Daze Jones and John Busing also at safety working behind the top three of Dexter Jackson, Marvin White and Chinedum Ndukwe. The top five corners going in are Leon Hall, Johnathan Joseph, Deltha O'Neal, Blue Adams and DavidHolt delivers jolt to rookie Averybelieve he can adapt. They passed up more heralded prospects, such as Michigan State's Devin Thomas and California's DeSean Jackson, to make Avery the first wideout taken in the draft. That move was labeled a 'reach' by some pundits, a notion that AveryHolt delivers jolt to Averybelieve he can adapt. They passed up more heralded prospects, such as Michigan State's Devin Thomas and California's DeSean Jackson, to make Avery the first wideout taken in the draft. That move was labeled a 'reach' by some pundits, a notion that AveryVeteran lets Avery know he has to prove himselfbelieve he can adapt. They passed up more heralded prospects, such as Michigan State's Devin Thomas and California's DeSean Jackson, to make Avery the first wideout taken in the draft. That move was labeled a 'reach' by some pundits, a notion that AveryTorry Holt wasn't inclined to grant fellow wide receiver Donnie Avery much latitude during minicamp.believe he can adapt. They passed up more heralded prospects, such as Michigan State's Devin Thomas and California's DeSean Jackson, to make Avery the first wideout taken in the draft. That move was labeled a 'reach' by some pundits, a notion that AveryVeteran lets Avery know he has a lot to provebelieve he can adapt. They passed up more heralded prospects, such as Michigan State's Devin Thomas and California's DeSean Jackson, to make Avery the first wideout taken in the draft. That move was labeled a 'reach' by some pundits, a notion that AveryNew Buc Talib has all arguments coveredBay Bucs, all Aqib Talib did was shut down Devin Thomas, shut out Limas Sweed and shut up DeSean Jackson. Along the way, he also smothered James Hardy, snuffed Donnie Avery and blanketed Malcolm Kelly. Aha. So that explains why the Bucs fell in love withNFC minicamp report: Rookie rundownvacated when Gibril Wilson opted to sign with the Raiders. Intimidation wasn't a problem for wide receiver/special teamer DeSean Jackson, a second-round pick. The explosive return man fielded punts and ran routes with reserves on offense. Jackson weighs |
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DeSean Jackson's NFL Draft Preview
The junior from Cal is headed toward the NFL Draft. DeSean Jackson is predicted to be picked in the 1st Round. DeSean Jackson is one of the top receivers in the draft. He showed his speed off during the NFL Combine. The junior from California is one of a handful of wideouts that displays quickness and speed to burn corners. He is probably the fastest receiver in the class. Unfortunately, with his speed comes a lack in size. This combines to make him an interesting reciever.
Strengths: Jackson is a player who can threaten to score on every touch. He is an excellent punt returner. He reminds scouts of Ted Ginn Jr. with his speed and punt returning abilities. ESPN reports he was first at the NFL Combine in the 40 (4.35) and 20-yard split (2.53). He can be a game changer and defenses have to keep track of him. His burst of speed can leave defenders eating his dust.
Weaknesses: DeSean Jackson is small for a wide receiver. Cat Crave reports that he was measured at the combine to be 5'9", 169 lbs. He could be shutdown by physical corners. He may not be able to win balls over the middle and may struggle with the big hits.
Where he could fall: Jackson could land anywhere in the first round. His most likely landing spot is with the Buffalo Bills at the 12th spot. The Bills need another threat next to Lee Evans and Jackson could provide it. Another team that could gram him is Chicago at the 14th spot in the hope of replacing free agent Bernard Berrian. Philadelphia needs a threat for McNabb who is getting old and needs weapons. Another likely spot is Tennessee. Vince Young can throw the deep ball and Jackson can catch it they would make a good combo. After that other teams looking for a receiver are Dallas and San Francisco at the 28th and 29th spot, respectively.
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