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Man, some Huddlers use to talk so much sh¡t about Chuba. It seemed like I was the only one saying that he was a good back that just needed an average line. I always suspected he was capable, but plenty of people would call him JAG.

I understand his pain, but dude has lost perspective.

LOL

Dan got that right. I wonder what's in store for FA this coming off-season.

He was 11th according to what I was told earlier, but, yeah, that's hardly historic. That being said, his hands have been a huge disappointment. If he can't figure that out, then a Cordarelle Patterson type of career may be in his future.

"Historically bad hands" is hyperbolic.

Bryce Young has manifested the team slogan.

I guess it's time to go look for... Glad I didn't donate it to Goodwill. The jury is still out, but I think that we're going to give Bryce another go at it in 2025. Honestly, he's done nothing but earn it since his ass was freed from the bench.

I've read analyses saying that Burden is more than a slot guy.

Yeah I noticed that after posting.

There are more than a few scouts that think he's the best receiver in the draft.

OK, 17th. I guess you could say that's high. He needs work on the jugs for sure. https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/stats?category=receiving&sort=rec_drops&season=2024&seasonType=reg&sortOrder=desc

One of the highest drop percentages?

i meant to quote @CamWhoaaCam

You already know who it is.

Overreaction much.

I ain't crying. Bryce actually looks like a real QB, and others are developing. That's progress fo' sho'. There appears to be a light at the end of the tunnel. We should be more competitive next season.

Legette was open for a second, if Young times it right.

None now

I don't see him as a long term project. He should be ready to go some time next season. He's showing promise now.

Bryce and Legette need to work on their chemistry plain and simple. We need to try some max protect on the money downs a little more. Canales does some good things, but he needs to be even more creative and get Legette and Sanders more involved in the flow of the game.

Yeah, but dead last in what? And what is that based upon? And when was the ranking released? You see, I'm simply too cheap to pay for their (anyone's) premium stats. So I don't know the details. That being said, I will say this: PFF has some interesting metrics and stats, but I am skeptical that they base all of their rankings---especially the lists that they publish during the offseason---solely upon their metrics. I suspect that some subjectivity makes its way into their rankings. Moreover, they have various things they look at. For example one receiver may be the best against the press, or another may be best on curl routes, or slant routes, or jump balls, etc. One receiver might be a beast in the slot on a slant, and another might be a boss on fly routes. It's difficult to say that Ja'Marr Chase is better than Justin Jefferson if you get what I'm saying. All I'm saying is that people need to stop assuming that our receivers aren't getting open. This isn't last year's receiving corps.

LOL. I was just looking at that.

Fair enough. I will point out that some measure the exact thing, and some are a measure against press coverage (which of course are in the same family). I just pointed it out because it's been kinda in vogue for some Huddlers (not talking about you) to keep repeating the now-stale argument that nobody's getting open. NFL-open is much different than college open. Here is another metric put out by PFF. Look at the average receiver cushion and separation. Ja'Tavion Sanders and Xavier Legette are right in there with everyone else. https://nextgenstats.nfl.com/stats/receiving#average-separation Perhaps Bryce is just getting more comfortable and confident (which should be credible), and as such his willingness to throw the rock into small windows is increasing also.