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In the Eagles' 34-10 win against the Redskins on Sunday, Jackson had the type of game many expected from him this season -- four catches for 86 yards, including a 62-yard touchdown. Afterward, Jackson apologized for his disappointing production this season and said he wanted to remain with the Eagles despite lingering contract issues. "I can admit to certain things affecting me during the season. I just want to apologize," Jackson said.
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Jackson entered the year playing out his rookie contract despite making the last two Pro Bowls. The friction between the organization and the wide receiver worsened throughout the season, with Jackson benched one game after missing a team meeting and sidelined late in another for dropping several passes. "I probably could have handled it a little bit different," Jackson added. ... After his numbers dipped this season, it's uncertain how he figures into the Eagles' long-term plans. But the wide receiver said he would be open to playing next year under the franchise tag. "God got a plan, I'm going to roll with it," Jackson said.
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