Which current or former NFL WR would you say....

[DannoMac21]

All I know is that James Jones reminds me a lot of Chad Johnson.

[The Leaper]

I don't give a crap about Harbaugh or Favre in a discussion of Jennings vs. Harrison. Others are fixated on Favre being the be-all and end-all of every Packer discussion. Quite frankly, it gets very boring at times.

So you then are claiming the QB has no bearing on the performance of a WR?

Just because something is boring to you hardly means it is invalid as a point of discussion. I'm bored to death with hearing about the Patriots...OJ Simpson...Barry Bonds...Michael Vick. It doesn't mean those are invalid points of discussion.

So how many more receptions did Jennings have because of Favre, and how many fewer did Harrison have because of Harbaugh? 1? 2? 5? 10? 15?

The fact of that matter is that YOU don't have any more of a clue in this regard than anyone else does. You are also the only one trying to come up with some mythical number here. Everyone else is merely content to point out that Jennings had an advantage...no one claimed that it was massive or tiny, just that there is an advantage for a WR to be working with a HOF caliber QB compared to a relative journeyman like Harbaugh.

How many fewer did Jennings have last year because Favre was, well, not very good?

How many fewer did Jennings have last year because Favre focused so heavily on Driver at times?

What evidence do you have that Jennings was less of a target than Harrison as a rookie? Care to break that down for me? You blast my side of the argument for assumptions...then throw one out yourself? Ridiculous.

I think you can discuss wide receivers without worrying about who throws them the ball.

You can...until it comes down to their performance on the field, because with half a brain can realize that a WR's performance certainly is affected by the person throwing him the ball. To claim otherwise is ignorance.

[oregonpackfan]

Jennings reminds me of a healthy Robert Brooks.

[chain_gang]

I'd say Jennings reminds me of the old longtime Miami Dolphins wideout and 1 season Sterling Sharpe complimentary wideout Mark Clayton. Just the shiftyness of both of them, and the quick burst they have to break away from their man after the catch. Not too mention, Clayton second year as a pro 18Tds, Jennings so far 11.