
QB
(+) His ability to run the ball and score on the ground is his biggest asset
(+) With only Luke McCown and rookie Trevor Harris out of Edinboro University behind him on the depth chart, his job is as secure as it gets
(+) Mike Sims-Walker has quickly become a great target to throw to while Maurice Jones-Drew continues to be one of the best pass-catchers out of the backfield in the NFL
(–) The Jaguars simply don’t pass the ball enough for Garrard to be fantasy effective
(–) Garrard has just five 300-yard games and three 3-TD games in the past three seasons combined
(–) He’s prone to taking sacks and turning the ball over too often
(–) His arm isn’t used in the red-zone very much with Touchdown Machine MJD on the team
RB
(+) Even though his coaches were hesitant with him to begin the 2009 season, MJD proved he could take on a full load over the course of a 16-game season despite his size
(+) He hasn’t slowed down in the slightest as a Touchdown Machine
(+) He either plays in warm weather or a dome almost the entire year in 2010
(+) The Jaguars lack a proven backup to steal carries from MJD
(–) A very weak passing game allows defenses to stack 8 men in the box more often than not
(–) Whether he wore down over the course of the year or defenses figured out how to play against that vanilla offense, MJDs stats dropped considerably over the 2nd half of the season
(+) Jacksonville recognizes that MJD had too heavy of a workload last season and will look to share the ball a bit more in the backfield
(+) Jennings put up 5.2 yards per carry in ’09 with 39 attempts
(+) He could be a candidate to steal some Red Zone action from MJD – Rashad is 27 pounds bigger
(+) Will run behind the PYRO 8th ranked run blocking line
(–) The Jags drafted RB Deji Karim in the sixth round and thus far are raving about his playmaking abilities
(–) Jennings happens to be a bit slow, which doesn’t work well in the Jags offensive scheme
WR
(+) Sims-Walker has the body-type and athleticism to put him among the elite in the game
(+) He’s also the only true threat as a receiver on the Jags
(+) His size and strength make him a big red-zone target
(–) @MikeSimsWalker seems to be included in a majority of @ChrisJohnson28 idiotic tweets
(–) Simply put, we wouldn’t condone having his QB on your fantasy team, so take that for what it’s worth
(–) Troy Williamson and Mike Thomas are his complementary receivers??? Ughhh
(–) Unfortunately, MSW is also one of the more injury-prone receivers in the game
(+) Thomas has a good chance at becoming the Jaguars WR2 opposite Mike Sims-Walker to start the season
(+) He has great quickness, steady hands, runs precise routes, and isn’t afraid to go over the middle
(+) This speedster is a big-play threat at all times who can work out of the slot, on the outside, and in the return game
(+) Saw a lot more action towards the end of the 2009 season, which could be a sign of things to come
(–) Is really small for a wide receiver (5’8”, 198 lbs), so he’ll have a hard time making it as an outside threat
(–) Any way you cut it, the Jaguars are seriously QB-challenged
(–) Thomas is stronger than his size may indicate, but he still has a tough time breaking tackles
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