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I live in Charlotte, and the reports say Jarrett is struggling picking up the playbook. It's a damn shame, b/c I think he would do a nice job opposite Steve Smith. People in Charlotte have grown very frustrated with him, because he was the reason they let Keyshaun go. 
So why isn't Drew Carter starting opposite Smith? He's outperforming Colbert and reports suggest the team is "considering" the change.I live in Charlotte, and the reports say Jarrett is struggling picking up the playbook. It's a damn shame, b/c I think he would do a nice job opposite Steve Smith. People in Charlotte have grown very frustrated with him, because he was the reason they let Keyshaun go.
. It's not like the Panthers are loaded at WR - Drew Carter and Colbert have not done anything this year. Jarrett must be really bad in practice, or really stupid and unable to learn the playbook.
Maybe the early Mike Williams comparisons hold merit.Bump for update. So Jarrett was activated in week #4 and caught one pass. In week #5 he was active but did not play. Week #6 he was inactive. If Jarrett does not do anything in week #8 especially since he had the bye week to practice, prepare, and learn the playbook, then
I have heard this too, but I find it almost increasingly bizarre that they cannot put together a few packages where he gets in the game. He cannot be any worse then Colbert or Carter. I personally think there is way more to the story. Man the Panthers have missed the boat bigtime on their 2nd round picks lately.I live in Charlotte, and the reports say Jarrett is struggling picking up the playbook. It's a damn shame, b/c I think he would do a nice job opposite Steve Smith. People in Charlotte have grown very frustrated with him, because he was the reason they let Keyshaun go.
This would actually make sense if Jarrett was a workout warrior, but he's the exact opposite. Not great workout numbers, but phenomenal production in games throughout his career.
I would not be so quick to make any judgement on Jarrett's work ethic just yet. He practiced hard at SC. Staying healthy has always been Jarrett's issue. This was one incident and who knows if Steve Smith was "serious" or not in his comment. This is coming from a guy that sucker punched a teammate in the film room ("Smith punched Bright in the face, breaking his nose. The Panthers suspended Smith for the offense.").
