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Allen Hurns, an undrafted rookie, opened many eyes with is Week 1 performance. The Jaguar receiver caught four passes for 110 yards and two touchdowns, putting his playmaking ability on display. However, Hurns averaged just 35 yards a game from Weeks 2 to 8, while scoring just one touchdown in that stretch.

In Week 9, against the highly-touted Cincinnati Bengals, Hurns stepped up once again, proving that the first game was no simple fluke. Hurns recorded seven receptions for 112 yards and two touchdowns. The numbers still do not show how well Hurns played; many of his catches were contested. At 6-foot-1 and 195 pounds, Hurns is not by any means an big receiver, but he was able to outmuscle opposing corners with consistency.

With Cecil Shorts and the Jaguars' two second-round picks, Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson, all competing for playing time, it is amazing how Hurns have found a way to get extensive reps. The Jaguars lacked playmaking ability on the offense last year, but with four capable receivers, a shifty running back, and a quarterback of the future, they can now focus on other issues, like their line and secondary play.

Hurns is not physically superior to many cornerbacks, but he has a knack for the ball. He just wants it more than everybody else. With five touchdowns at the midway point, he may have more scores in his rookie season than he had in his final year of college (6). He did have 1162 yards, though, which he is unlikely to top. Fellow receivers Shorts and Lee have been dealing with injuries, but both will look to play more often in the second half of the season.

2014 Projection: 50 Receptions, 710 Yards, 8 Touchdowns

Allen Hurns, an undrafted rookie, opened many eyes with is Week 1 performance. The Jaguar receiver caught four passes for 110 yards and two touchdowns, putting his playmaking ability on display. However, Hurns averaged just 35 yards a game from Weeks 2 to 8, while scoring just one touchdown in that stretch.

In Week 9, against the highly-touted Cincinnati Bengals, Hurns stepped up once again, proving that the first game was no simple fluke. Hurns recorded seven receptions for 112 yards and two touchdowns. The numbers still do not show how well Hurns played; many of his catches were contested. At 6-foot-1 and 195 pounds, Hurns is not by any means an big receiver, but he was able to outmuscle opposing corners with consistency.

With Cecil Shorts and the Jaguars' two second-round picks, Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson, all competing for playing time, it is amazing how Hurns have found a way to get extensive reps. The Jaguars lacked playmaking ability on the offense last year, but with four capable receivers, a shifty running back, and a quarterback of the future, they can now focus on other issues, like their line and secondary play.

Hurns is not physically superior to many cornerbacks, but he has a knack for the ball. He just wants it more than everybody else. With five touchdowns at the midway point, he may have more scores in his rookie season than he had in his final year of college (6). He did have 1162 yards, though, which he is unlikely to top. Fellow receivers Shorts and Lee have been dealing with injuries, but both will look to play more often in the second half of the season.

2014 Projection: 50 Receptions, 710 Yards, 8 Touchdowns

Allen Hurns, an undrafted rookie, opened many eyes with is Week 1 performance. The Jaguar receiver caught four passes for 110 yards and two touchdowns, putting his playmaking ability on display. However, Hurns averaged just 35 yards a game from Weeks 2 to 8, while scoring just one touchdown in that stretch.

In Week 9, against the highly-touted Cincinnati Bengals, Hurns stepped up once again, proving that the first game was no simple fluke. Hurns recorded seven receptions for 112 yards and two touchdowns. The numbers still do not show how well Hurns played; many of his catches were contested. At 6-foot-1 and 195 pounds, Hurns is not by any means an big receiver, but he was able to outmuscle opposing corners with consistency.

With Cecil Shorts and the Jaguars' two second-round picks, Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson, all competing for playing time, it is amazing how Hurns have found a way to get extensive reps. The Jaguars lacked playmaking ability on the offense last year, but with four capable receivers, a shifty running back, and a quarterback of the future, they can now focus on other issues, like their line and secondary play.

Hurns is not physically superior to many cornerbacks, but he has a knack for the ball. He just wants it more than everybody else. With five touchdowns at the midway point, he may have more scores in his rookie season than he had in his final year of college (6). He did have 1162 yards, though, which he is unlikely to top. Fellow receivers Shorts and Lee have been dealing with injuries, but both will look to play more often in the second half of the season.

2014 Projection: 50 Receptions, 710 Yards, 8 Touchdowns

Allen Hurns, an undrafted rookie, opened many eyes with is Week 1 performance. The Jaguar receiver caught four passes for 110 yards and two touchdowns, putting his playmaking ability on display. However, Hurns averaged just 35 yards a game from Weeks 2 to 8, while scoring just one touchdown in that stretch.

In Week 9, against the highly-touted Cincinnati Bengals, Hurns stepped up once again, proving that the first game was no simple fluke. Hurns recorded seven receptions for 112 yards and two touchdowns. The numbers still do not show how well Hurns played; many of his catches were contested. At 6-foot-1 and 195 pounds, Hurns is not by any means an big receiver, but he was able to outmuscle opposing corners with consistency.

With Cecil Shorts and the Jaguars' two second-round picks, Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson, all competing for playing time, it is amazing how Hurns have found a way to get extensive reps. The Jaguars lacked playmaking ability on the offense last year, but with four capable receivers, a shifty running back, and a quarterback of the future, they can now focus on other issues, like their line and secondary play.

Hurns is not physically superior to many cornerbacks, but he has a knack for the ball. He just wants it more than everybody else. With five touchdowns at the midway point, he may have more scores in his rookie season than he had in his final year of college (6). He did have 1162 yards, though, which he is unlikely to top. Fellow receivers Shorts and Lee have been dealing with injuries, but both will look to play more often in the second half of the season.

2014 Projection: 50 Receptions, 710 Yards, 8 Touchdowns

In his new book, the ex-Manchester United captain pulls no punches in his criticism of his former coach and club.

In his new book, the ex-Manchester United captain pulls no punches in his criticism of his former coach and club.

In his new book, the ex-Manchester United captain pulls no punches in his criticism of his former coach and club.

Former NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers, has been on a serious tear lately. Since his message to the fans of Green Bay last month to R-E-L-A-X, they've won four straight games. With Sunday's convincing win against Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers 38-17, they're tied for first place in the NFC North.

You can never count out Aaron Rodgers and his ability to help will his team to victory. There were some concerns when the Green Bay Packers started the season 1-2. Questions like, is Aaron Rodgers still injured or is he just rusty. Fans have to understand that it's a long season, so when you lose two games, that doesn't mean your season is completely over.

We have to keep in mind that this is a town that is used to having great quarterback play for the last 20 years, from Brett Favre to now Aaron Rodgers. So losing isn't an option in Green Bay, and trust me, the fans will let you know.

Did we forget that Rodgers was the MVP of the NFL in 2011, or that he won a Super Bowl for this city. Right now, Aaron Rodgers should be leading the league in offensive passer rating, after putting up a 158.3 on Sunday. I think every team in the NFL would love to have Aaron Rodgers as their quarterback, because they know they'll have a chance to win a Super Bowl every season for the next five to ten years. I'll sign up for that Green Bay.

As the weeks go by we are seeing Aaron Rodgers becoming more of a complete player. There is nothing that he can't do on the field. He walks with a confidence that oozes from his pores, that he's going to beat you and there's nothing you can do about it.