All in all, you’d have to consider 2009 somewhat of a down-year for Greg Jennings, though most of that assessment is due to the expectations on him being so high (not Ricky Williams high). Most would say that Vincent Jackson had a great year, and rightfully so, yet Jennings had the same amount of receptions as he did and only 50 less yards. The biggest differential between the two came in Greg’s TD total, which was a huge disappointment to say the least. 4 TDs is completely unacceptable from a player of his caliber, especially when you consider the numbers Aaron Rodgers put up. Granted, the ageless Donald Driver played like a man possessed, and Jermichael Finley and James Jones both stepped their games up considerably, but that’s no excuse for Jennings putting up less TDs on the year than all three of them. His six 100-yard games, however, were the most in his career, and helped to ease the pain for fantasy owners who were anticipating close to WR1 numbers.
