will surprise everyone this year, especially the National media. In addition to Porter, the Jags passing game was already on the rise as evidenced by Reggie Williams emergence as a touchdown maker. Remember he had more scores than even Jimmy Smith in his hey day. Garrard’s experience and confidence is growing hand and hand together and combine that with Koetter’s grasp of play calling , the addition of Porter could equal an offense that has quick strike capabilities along with their grind it out ground game. I’m hoping the expectation level in regards to Troy Williamson is low, so any contribution from him is a bonus. Northcutt, despite his playoff drop, is still a good weapon in the slot. Broussard and Walker are wild cards who if given the chance, might produce good numbers. I also like the fact that we have been throwing the ball to Jones_Drew down the field. We also have some potent weapons at TE when everyone’s healthy. All this and a good offensive line that should be even better. I know these are high hopes but that’s what makes football, and sports in general , so fun to follow.

Porter is awesome. He’ll do just fine with the Jaguars. I’m glad someone else noted Jones-Drew’s reception capabilities. Get that guy in some open space, please. Someone is dang near likely to get their head knocked off. Have you ever seen someone get so many yards after the first hit. He almost runs better when he’s carrying a defender around his waist. But, back to Porter. There’s no character issues to speak of. In comparison to Randy Moss or even T.O., look what happened to them when they got to a team where they were the star and the team was winning. Everything is relative and each of their situations was unique, but the biggest concern was Porter’s character and he has proven he just needed to be on a team that was willing to make him the #1 receiver.

I tell you what, though. Porter may be the #1 “receiver” but lets not forget that Wrighster and Lewis (TE) were injured last year and I believe that they could make a HUGE difference in our passing game if they remain healthy. Both can catch the ball, both run routes well, and both block relatively well. I think Lewis will become one of my favorite players, coupled with Wrighster, this year, as long as they can both stay healthy.

Walker is a “wild card” but cross your fingers that this kid’s knee is at least 95% of what it was before surgery because he has some serious talent.