Thoughts on Fred Jackson for 2010

efactor

efactor

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Quietly had a nice season in 2009 despite splitting time most of the year with Lynch. I know Buffalo invested a high pick and a lot of money in Lynch, but Jackson seems to be the better player. I know RBBC is the vogue in the NFL, but with as many holes to fill as the Bills have, Lynch seems like decent trade bait. With his skill set, I think Jackson can be a 1700 total yard, 10 TD guy in a more full time role.

Thoughts from the Outlaws? :xpopcorn:
 
I agree. All Freddie did was preform when given the reps. He proved that he wasn't a three week wonder to me.
 
I have to agree with you guys. Lynch will be a guy who can move because of the uncapped year. Now the questions becomes who wants him?
 
efactor said:
Quietly had a nice season in 2009 despite splitting time most of the year with Lynch. I know Buffalo invested a high pick and a lot of money in Lynch, but Jackson seems to be the better player. I know RBBC is the vogue in the NFL, but with as many holes to fill as the Bills have, Lynch seems like decent trade bait. With his skill set, I think Jackson can be a 1700 total yard, 10 TD guy in a more full time role.

Thoughts from the Outlaws? :xpopcorn:
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He is legit. He is the first NFL player to go over 1000yards rushing and 1000 yards on kick returns. At least that is what I heard on the broadcast last weekend. Have not checked it.

As for Lynch....he could be trade bait....but his criminal issues and the fact he is one step away from a 1 year ban...makes him an iffy trade. Keeping him as backup and change of pace might be the best thing for Buffalo.

I am very high on Jackson though...and will be looking to draft him next year ...especially in ppr leagues.
 
Jackson is a stud. Even more of a stud in ppr leagues. I'm glad the Bills finally realized that. Maybe they could package Lynch and someone else to get a viable QB for next year.
 
Phicinfan said:
He is legit. He is the first NFL player to go over 1000yards rushing and 1000 yards on kick returns. At least that is what I heard on the broadcast last weekend. Have not checked it.
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Confirmed:

(Rotoworld) Fred Jackson became the first player in NFL history to rack up at least 1,000 rushing yards and 1,000 yards on kickoff returns in the same season. Analysis: His 2,516 combined yards are the fourth highest total in NFL history. It's time to consider Jackson's starting job permanent as opposed to a temporary benching for Marshawn Lynch. While the roles won't be finalized until the new coach evaluates the backfield, F-Jax is clearly the superior player.
 
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