... pursuit of a top-level wide receiver.

Since Keenan McCardell in 2005, no receiver has caught more than 59 receptions in a season, and that came last year when Vincent Jackson showed signs of emerging as that potentially headlining threat.

Since being drafted in the second round of the 2005 NFL Draft, Jackson has made slow but steady progress. His rookie season was shortened by injuries, as he missed the first five games of the year, certainly stunting his growth. He ultimately played in just eight games, picking up just three catches.

In 2006, he started to become a bigger part of the offense, appearing in all 16 games (and even starting seven). While he had 27 catches for 453 yards, he did score six TDs, giving us a glimpse of...

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