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Wide Receiver Rank: #17
Overall: #63
Jackson emerged as the Chargers top receiver. He notched his first 1,000-yard season and averaged an impressive 18.6 yards per reception. Jackson is a top deep threat and big-play receiver. He had three 100-yard games last season. And at age 26, Jackson is just getting started. Jackson is a big receiver with good leaping ability and plus speed. The Chargers will throw a little more than your typical team and have a top offense.
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Jackson finally arrived last season. Antonio Gates hurts his production a bit, but Jackson has big-game potential and should be able to eclipse many of the last season's career highs. He isn't a No. 1 receiver just yet, but just outside that for fantasy teams. The only knock on him is he won't get at on of receptions ? remember that in PPR leagues. |
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| The Associated Press reports San Diego Chargers WR Vincent Jackson caught five passes for 142 yards with a touchdown reception Week 7. |
| Fantasy Impact: Jackson is a legit No. 1 fantasy receiver. |
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| Kevin Acee, of the San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego Chargers general manager A.J. Smith has not talked to WR Vincent Jackson about his plans for a new contract for Jackson. Smith seems intent on waiting until the offseason to do anything regarding Jackson's contract. If there were not collective bargaining agreement reached, Jackson would be considered a restricted free agent and would be cheaper for the team to keep. |
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| Kevin Acee, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego Chargers head coach Norv Turner said WR Vincent Jackson (knee) suffered a bruised knee during Week 3 against the Miami Dolphins, but he should be able to practice this week. |
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| The Associated Press reports San Diego Chargers WR Vincent Jackson caught six passes for 141 yards with a touchdown Week 2. |
| Fantasy Impact: Jackson had a huge game, showing he is capable of being a No. 1 fantasy receiver. |
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| Kevin Acee, of the San Diego Union-Tribune, reports the San Diego Chargers have been working on the Wildcat offense during practice, or as the team labels it, the Frog offense. In one version of the formation, QB Philip Rivers lined up wide right. WR Vincent Jackson went in motion, and RB LaDainian Tomlinson took the shotgun snap and ran through the line. |
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| Kevin Acee, of the San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego Chargers head coach Norv Turner has continued to be impressed that WR Vincent Jackson's work level has been the same whether in a game or at practice. |
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| Kevin Acee, of the San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego Chargers QB Philip Rivers said WR Vincent Jackson has developed over the past few seasons into a go-to receiver for the team. 'It's hard to say he's the most improved player, because he came in with a lot of talent. But he's improved tremendously. He's developed himself into a go-to guy,' Rivers said. Jackson had the team's first 1,000-yard season for a wide receiver last year since 2001. |
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| Nick Canepa, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego Chargers WR Vincent Jackson is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the 2009 season. However, if the NFL is not able to complete a new CBA, he would become a restricted free-agent in an uncapped year. |
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| Brent Schrotenboer, of The San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego Chargers WR Vincent Jackson had his request for evidence to be suppressed denied by a San Diego Superior Court judge Thursday, June 11. Jackson's attorney, Cole Casey, plans to appeal the ruling. Casey said he hopes this ends up in the federal court, because they believe Jackson's Fourth Amendment rights were violated through an unreasonable search and seizure. Casey has argued Jackson was forced to have blood drawn against his will after being arrested Jan. 6 on suspicion of drunken driving. |
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| Kevin Acee, of the San Diego Union-Tribune, reports San Diego Chargers WR Vincent Jackson has looked very good during offseason practices. |
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