In a recent mock draft by Zoneblitz, B&T selected Justin Blackmon to go to the Jaguars at pick number seven. It was a match made in heaven. We made the case for it here on B&T back on April 16th.
Blackmon to the Jaguars just made sense for Jacksonville. Wide receiver was a huge need for the Jaguars, especially following a season when the team finished 32nd in the league in passing offense.
While a rookie quarterback was part of the problem, a lack of receiving targets also contributed to the anemic passing offense.
Blackmon helps solve that problem.
Right now, I’m just relieved to know that the Jaguars will have a better chance at passing with Blackmon lining up at wide receiver every Sunday.
WHEW!
- Luke N. Sims
Topics: 2012 NFL Draft, 2012 NFL Draft Selections, Blaine Gabbert, Jacksonville Jaguars, Justin Blackmon
Luke Sims is a non-profit administrator extraordinaire in Apple Valley, Minnesota. He enjoys dark beers, a good bourbon (neat), and intelligent discussion. He graduated from The University of Montana with a B.A. in Political Science and a Master's in Public Administration. When he isn't writing papers on bureaucracy Luke is looking up football stats and writing on the brilliance of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Dreaming of the future and hypotheticals is a primary focus of Luke's writing with an emphasis on past statistics.
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