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  • #16
    Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

    Originally posted by Basketball Fan View Post
    Chip Kelly was there with Riley Cooper though (I agree he has nothing to do with the Eagles bringing on Vick but the owner knows the players he's dealing with to act dumb now about DJax is just BS to me) since it happened last offseason it was an Eagles player who said if it were Andy Reid he would've been harsher with him.

    The only reason I'm relating this to his alleged gang ties is because that's what is being brought up as to why he's released. We all know Riley Cooper used the N-word. The whole thing with Desean and possible gang ties is alleged.

    If he was released because he's a diva WR who was more trouble than he was worth then yes I have no issue with that however that's not what is being reported here.

    Publicly....that's what the Eagles are saying. Attitude problem and no work ethic.

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    • #17
      Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

      Originally posted by presto123 View Post
      Publicly....that's what the Eagles are saying. Attitude problem and no work ethic.
      And yet all ESPN is talking about is his alleged gang ties and how the Eagles were disturbed by it now you don't think DJax is the one releasing that info do you?

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      • #18
        Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

        Originally posted by Basketball Fan View Post
        And yet all ESPN is talking about is his alleged gang ties and how the Eagles were disturbed by it now you don't think DJax is the one releasing that info do you?
        I would guess that the alleged gang stuff is just what pushed the Eagles over the edge as they were already on the fence with Jackson. Teammates seem to support the move so there was obviously an issue there.

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        • #19
          Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

          Or that's a smokescreen and they really released him because of his contract.

          I mean they initially tried to trade him and nobody took the bait so they're using this as an excuse.

          Don't put this sort of thing past NFL teams.

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          • #20
            Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

            http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...esean-jackson/

            Report: Chiefs are pursuing DeSean Jackson


            Big Red and Little DeSean could be getting together again.

            We suggested during Friday’s Pro Football Talk on NBCSN keeping an eye on the Chiefs. Terez Paylor of the Kansas City Star reports that, indeed, the Chiefs are keeping an eye on Jackson.

            Per Paylor, the Chiefs are pursuing Jackson, whom coach Andy Reid drafted back in 2008.

            The NFLPA’s daily cap report pegs the Chief’s cap space at $4.5 million. Which could make it difficult to afford Jackson.

            But it’s fairly easy to create cap space, if a team wants to do it. Contracts can be restructured easily, creating more than enough cap room to afford Jackson.

            With the Broncos going all in to pursue a championship and plenty of Chiefs players leaving via free agency, Jackson would help Kansas City close the gap with the three-time defending division champions in Denver.

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            • #21
              Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

              If Peyton Manning can get cut, anybody can. We can speculate all we want about why the Eagles cut him, but the reality is that they don't need a reason. It happens every day in the NFL. We all know the contracts aren't worth the paper there printed on. Also, even if the Eagles do know something about DJax that we don't, and released him for that, they can easily bring up his work ethic, attitude, and complaining about his contract as reasons. We may never know the real reason. What I hope for as an NFL fan is that he lands with an NFC team who embraces him, and he continues to have a good career on and off the field.

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              • #22
                Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

                Please it was when Joe Montana was cut did I realize that anyone is expendable no matter what you accomplished its why I don't fault players for wanting more $$$ or choosing where they want to go because owners don't care about you at all beyond the bottom line.

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                • #23
                  Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

                  http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/10...ngton-redskins

                  DeSean Jackson, Redskins agree

                  Former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson has agreed to join the Washington Redskins on a three-year deal, sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.

                  Jackson took to Twitter to announce the agreement:


                  The deal is worth $24 million, including $16 million guaranteed, sources told Schefter.

                  Jackson's addition seemed to be a certainty ever since he arrived in northern Virginia late Monday afternoon. He dined with Redskins coaches Monday night, went out with players Pierre Garcon and DeAngelo Hall later that night and met with team officials Tuesday.

                  The Redskins' offense will be explosive as long as DeSean Jackson doesn't wind up being a distraction, writes John Keim. Story

                  Garcon and Hall have publicly stated their desire for Jackson to join the Redskins, as has quarterback Robert Griffin III.

                  "Very exciting player. Determined to show he is the best and hungry to win. My kinda guy," Griffin told ESPN's Britt McHenry.

                  Griffin also took to Twitter to welcome Jackson to D.C.

                  "Looks like we won that fight from earlier ha ha @AndreRoberts @PierreGarcon & others have a new member of the family," the quarterback tweeted.

                  The Redskins will pair Jackson with a first-time head coach in Jay Gruden. But Gruden worked in Cincinnati with longtime Bengals coach Marvin Lewis, who coaxed production out of players with off-field issues, including cornerback Adam Jones and running back Cedric Benson. Gruden was there with both players.

                  Jackson gives the Redskins a dynamic playmaker at receiver, something they have not had in some time. He has averaged 17.2 yards per catch in his career. The Redskins haven't had a receiver average more than 17.0 yards per catch with at least 50 receptions since Santana Moss in 2005. No other Redskins receiver with that many catches has even hit 15.0 per catch.

                  Only two receivers since 2008 have averaged more yards per catch -- Vincent Jackson and Malcom Floyd. Since 2008, no player has more receptions of at least 40 yards than Jackson (35), and only Mike Wallace (21) has as many touchdown catches of at least 30 yards during that period.

                  Jackson is coming off an 82-catch, 1,332-yard season with nine touchdowns, tying a career high in touchdowns and setting one for yards. According to Elias Sports Bureau, no player has ever switched teams within the same division after a season with 80-plus receptions for 1,200 yards or more.

                  But the Eagles did not release him because of his production. According to reports, they were displeased with his attitude and demeanor, and they did not view him as a good fit in the culture that coach Chip Kelly wants to build.

                  Shortly before Jackson's release from the Eagles on Friday, NJ.com published a story discussing alleged gang connections.

                  Jackson issued a statement later that day rebutting that charge: "I would like to make it very clear that I am not and never have been part of any gang. I am not a gang member and to speculate and assume that I am involved in such activity off the field is reckless and irresponsible. I work very hard on and off the field and I am a good person with good values.

                  "I am proud of the accomplishments that I have made both on and off the field. I have worked tirelessly to give back to my community and have a positive impact on those in need. It is unfortunate that I now have to defend myself and my intentions. These reports are irresponsible and just not true. I look forward to working hard for my new team. God Bless."

                  Denise White of EAG Sports Management, one of Jackson's representatives, took to Twitter late Tuesday to congratulate Jackson

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                  • #24
                    Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

                    Jackson in the Redskins locker room will be a disaster. RGIII was universally revered when he came out of college as a good humble kid from a military family and look at perceptions of him now. At least the Redskins didn't give him anything in the ballpark of Haynesworth money, but I'm betting you he gets cut at the end of the year on bad terms and signs with Oakland.

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                    • #25
                      Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

                      http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...spn-interview/


                      DeSean Jackson will “clear up everything” in ESPN interview

                      DeSean Jackson abruptly backed out of an interview on the Dan Patrick Show this morning, but Jackson does plan to get his side of everything that has transpired in the last week to the public.

                      Jackson has instead taped an interview with Stephen A. Smith of ESPN, according to Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

                      A Jackson spokesperson told McLane that the interview “will clear up everything” and will air Friday.

                      Jackson issued a statement vehemently denying that he is in a gang after NJ.com published a story about his supposed gang ties shortly before the Eagles cut him. But other than that, Jackson has been mostly quiet about the circumstances that led to him getting cut by Philadelphia and ending up in Washington. Perhaps by the end of the day on Friday, we’ll have a better idea of what went wrong for Jackson with the Eagles.

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                      • #26
                        Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

                        Originally posted by presto123 View Post
                        Hasn't done anything? It is common knowledge around the NFL that he is a self centered, locker room cancer with no work ethic.(who didn't want to honor his current contract) I didn't even bring up the gang signs he made on the field or his rumored gang affiliations.
                        You can say that about most talented WR's. He was productive on the field, and never really caused that much of a stir off the field when compared to most "diva receivers". It sounds like he didn't get along with Kelly and Kelly had him cut. Kind of idiotic if you ask me because as we saw, there was a lot of interest in Jackson. At the very least they could have gotten him out of the division. Now he's gonna burn their a$$es two games a year.

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                        • #27
                          Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

                          Originally posted by Ace E.Anderson View Post
                          You can say that about most talented WR's. He was productive on the field, and never really caused that much of a stir off the field when compared to most "diva receivers". It sounds like he didn't get along with Kelly and Kelly had him cut. Kind of idiotic if you ask me because as we saw, there was a lot of interest in Jackson. At the very least they could have gotten him out of the division. Now he's gonna burn their a$$es two games a year.
                          Jackson was productive when he wanted to be. Considering he was becoming unhappy with his contract, again i might add, he wasn't going to be nearly as productive this year. Thats how it always goes with DJax. And it wasn't that he didn't get along with just Kelly. He was a distraction that players were growing tired of as well. Just because there are "diva receivers" doesn't mean the Eagles should have just accepted him like that. There are plenty of WRs better than DJax without that attitude, including one on the Eagles roster in Jeremy Maclin.

                          The Eagles will be fine without Jackson. And he may work out well for Washington, but with how that team is, it can absolutely blow up in their faces as well. Eagles will still 2-0 Washington this season.

                          and they did attempt trading him, but nothing came to fruition.

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                          • #28
                            Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

                            Originally posted by ilive4sports View Post
                            Jackson was productive when he wanted to be. Considering he was becoming unhappy with his contract, again i might add, he wasn't going to be nearly as productive this year. Thats how it always goes with DJax. And it wasn't that he didn't get along with just Kelly. He was a distraction that players were growing tired of as well. Just because there are "diva receivers" doesn't mean the Eagles should have just accepted him like that. There are plenty of WRs better than DJax without that attitude, including one on the Eagles roster in Jeremy Maclin.

                            The Eagles will be fine without Jackson. And he may work out well for Washington, but with how that team is, it can absolutely blow up in their faces as well. Eagles will still 2-0 Washington this season.

                            and they did attempt trading him, but nothing came to fruition.
                            Though I'm not an Eagles fan, I am a Vick fan so I followed the team the past few years along with the Colts. You're right about Jax, but I disagree that he wasn't going to be productive. Cooper was good last year, but a lot of it was Jax taking the top of the defense, and Cooper having good rapport/timing with Foles. Macklin can be better than Jax, but he isn't terribly healthy nor consistent. Avant is gone, so losing Jax for nothing is kind of silly.

                            I guess I didn't know they tried to trade Jax, so that makes a lot more sense.

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                            • #29
                              Re: Philadelphia Eagles release DeSean Jackson

                              Originally posted by Ace E.Anderson View Post
                              Though I'm not an Eagles fan, I am a Vick fan so I followed the team the past few years along with the Colts. You're right about Jax, but I disagree that he wasn't going to be productive. Cooper was good last year, but a lot of it was Jax taking the top of the defense, and Cooper having good rapport/timing with Foles. Macklin can be better than Jax, but he isn't terribly healthy nor consistent. Avant is gone, so losing Jax for nothing is kind of silly.

                              I guess I didn't know they tried to trade Jax, so that makes a lot more sense.
                              he wasn't happy with his current deal, so i really expected him to do exactly what he did last time that happened, he half-assed it. No team wanted to pay him $10.7 mil, thats what a trade didnt happen. Washington signed him at $8 mil per year with only $16 mil guaranteed.

                              And Maclin has been consistent, he just has to stay healthy. He has far better hands than Jackson and is a threat all over the field, rather than the long ball threat Jackson is. Cooper can take over that role.

                              There is no doubt that Jackson's a damn good WR. But he was causing trouble.
                              http://deadspin.com/report-the-eagle...ium=socialflow

                              "You see little kids and how they cry and whine when they don't get their way, that was D-Jax. I don't think [Jackson] gave [Kelly] the respect he deserved. Kelly tried to reach [Jackson] plenty of times and [Jackson] tuned him out. Then you look at team functions, when everyone is out together at charity things or social stuff. He was the one missing. It was like he was in 'D-Jax world' and we just happened to be there."

                              "That's [Kelly's] way. It pisses me off that [Kelly] comes off looking like the bad guy here. It wasn't just [Kelly] that wanted him gone. [Kelly] got a lot of feedback from guys that felt we were better off without [Jackson], too. [Kelly] is very much a player's coach. His office is open to anyone. Now [Jackson] is the Redskins' problem. We have something good going here and it's going to get better without [Jackson]. He had to go."

                              "Funny how [Jackson] has this anti-bully thing and he thought he could push [Kelly] around; he found out otherwise. His being cut had nothing to do with the gang stuff. The team knew it. Everyone knew he had 'ties.' Those were his guys. That's okay. What put him out was his selfishness. He can try and spin it all he wants how he's 'a team player.' He's not. I'll put it this way, when it came out last Friday that [Jackson] was released, more than a few guys were happy it happened. They said 'good riddance.' He had no real connection with anyone."

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