FWIW, it is better for us to take this line with literally ANY other hand in our range than it is to take it with this one (maybe a black KJs is the rare exception). I would say 66 is much better to take this line with because he will be bluffing bad made hands he doesn't want to get to showdown with every once in a while and we have better equity against hands like Q5 (cough cough) and we will pick up outs on some turns.

Even if you feel like his flop bet is really light, it should help you sleep at night that you will be able to continue to it with 90% of your range, either c/c'ing down with your SDV hands or c/shoving turns with your JTs type hands.

Remember when you quoted my post in another thread about the importance of planning your entire range in a way that best exploits your opponents? :P