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Dwayne Jarrett to start Sunday??

Dpantherman

By Dpantherman,
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ok Dewayne, here's your chance. It's time to shine...I hope he has a good game. I know he's talked about alot on here-mostly negative, but we really need that #2 receiver, and i'd rather it be somebody already on the roster so we dont have to draft or risk another free-agent bust.

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I bet Sam Mills Fan is too afraid to put Dwayne Jarrett back into his bet this week. After this weekend Dwayne will be known as Dwayne "The Cardinal Killer" Jarrett....or maybe just that bust from USC. One or the other.....I am certain of it.

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I'm excited to see if Jarret can make a difference once the ball gets in his hands.

The only thing that worries me is if Jarret will be able to block on a similar level as Moose.

Hopefully we will see lots of this:

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And not this:

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