If we don’t draft a RB I hope we do bring Jackson back. I thought he was perfect for the 3rd RB and kick returner role last year.
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Yes,he is my first choice as well and I think he would have done more with the chances that Swift had than what Swift did.
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Jackson has been very productive in his career when given a chance, no one really wanted him last offseason, we signed him right before training camp, and no one seems to really want him now despite always being productive. I really don’t get it.
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Mama don’t let your babies grow up to be running backs.
Soon ESports Running Backs will make more money than real running backs.
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On the other hand, he could this drafts Frank Gore. Who famously had two knee injuries in college, and, well, the rest is history.
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Maybe 2 ACL tears is better than 1, gives you a roboknee!! Jerry Jacobs has torn his ACL twice as well.
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Spencer Lee from IOWA won his 3rd national championship with an acl that was torn at the time and another one that was torn in the previous 12 months.
Yeah honestly as long as they were clean breaks and it was only the ACL, it doesn’t bother me all that much. He’s not appreciably more likely to hurt it again than if he had healthy knees. The problem comes if they dig in there and see some peripheral damage.
No doubt! If he can have him play DB instead, supply & demand
The main issue to me is 5’10, 215 is like the perfect size to play RB, but it’s not really the perfect size to play anywhere else. Maybe safety?
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Tyjae definitely reminds me of a lighter William Perry.
https://twitter.com/ProFootballDoc/status/1653098081074974720
This is why Tyjae Fell in the draft this year
Arthritis at its end stage
what killed Gurley essentially
already looking bad for the titans with this pick and i feel for the kid 
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