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The problem there is Lynch and Martin are old and washed up, and they have shitty D, so the pass attempts will be ample, maybe not crazy high, but definitely more than whatever Chucky would ideally like to seeGeez you settled for Cooper? Gruden is going to run the damn ball. Cooper is not going to shine in that offense. You realize Ehb is redskin fan...right? You should of asked for Allen or Adams. On the bright side Guice is going to be a bust, so you got that working for you.
I don’t see that offense being productive, do you?The problem there is Lynch and Martin are old and washed up, and they have shitty D, so the pass attempts will be ample, maybe not crazy high, but definitely more than whatever Chucky would ideally like to see
Don't see why the passing game won't be. Great pass pro Oline, excellent receiving options, the D sucks, and the RB's suck..seems like a pretty decent formula for passing numbers to me. They may not be a league leader type of explosive offense, but they'll generate numbers.I don’t see that offense being productive, do you?
Geez you settled for Cooper? Gruden is going to run the damn ball. Cooper is not going to shine in that offense. You realize Ehb is redskin fan...right? You should of asked for Allen or Adams. On the bright side Guice is going to be a bust, so you got that working for you.
i agreeI actually did think about countering for Adams, but I still see Amari as a star in the long run. He's only 24, remember.
I actually did think about countering for Adams, but I still see Amari as a star in the long run. He's only 24, remember.
I dont think his 14 way tie for 9th place in drops with five is much to worry about, especially when all five were the first two weeks. He can catch just fine. His tendency to not score TD's however is concerningThis is true and it might all work out, but the guy has one major flaw as a wide receiver. He can't catch. And that's kind of an important trait to have. LOL.
I dont think his 14 way tie for 9th place in drops with five is much to worry about, especially when all five were the first two weeks. He can catch just fine. His tendency to not score TD's however is concerning
T.O. led the league in drops numerous times, and when didn't lead, he was always in contention for the title, and is going into the HOF
Well, his bust is apparently he won't be gracing Canton with his presence though.
DROP NUMBERSThis is true and it might all work out, but the guy has one major flaw as a wide receiver. He can't catch. And that's kind of an important trait to have. LOL.
DROP NUMBERS
TOTAL DROPS
Julio Jones was tied for 2nd-most in dropped passes last year (7).
I wouldn't throw to him anymore if I were Matty Ice.
Cooper had 5.
DROP RATE
Based on targets, Odell Beckham had the highest drop rate among WR. (.098) 41 targets vs 4 drops.
Jonathan Stewart led all RB (.267) 15 targets vs 4 drops.
George Kittle led all TE (.079) 63 targets vs 5 drops.
Cooper's drop rate was .052 or 96 targets vs 5 drops.
Clarify please.Do we have a 'drops' category be any chance?
Clarify please.
I haven't seen a drops stat in ESPN or Fantrax (if that's what you mean).
Pulled my drops data from Fox Sports of all places.
DROP NUMBERS
TOTAL DROPS
Julio Jones was tied for 2nd-most in dropped passes last year (7).
I wouldn't throw to him anymore if I were Matty Ice.
Cooper had 5.
DROP RATE
Based on targets, Odell Beckham had the highest drop rate among WR. (.098) 41 targets vs 4 drops.
Jonathan Stewart led all RB (.267) 15 targets vs 4 drops.
George Kittle led all TE (.079) 63 targets vs 5 drops.
Cooper's drop rate was .052 or 96 targets vs 5 drops.
Blah, blah, blah, blah. I watched him play. He can't catch. I don't care what numbers you look at. All that tells you is how many on target drops he had. One of the reasons Carr was so terrible is that he got no help whatsoever from Cooper's side of the field.
Don't feel bad.Well, besides Cooper, I've got Beckham and Kittle in D2.
I'm slow.It was a joke, dude.