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Not just Dalton. But the only real young arm they would let be seen the past 2 years was a really a bad Jack Plummer. Who was super weak even for that tier Can’t convince me how weak they made the atmosphere around Young hasn’t been intentional. -
By JawnyBlaze · Posted
Things of note: mentions he has six drops. Six. For all the people that don’t know what a drop is, he has six. That’s a long distance from the league leader at ten. (To be fair, pro football reference has him at seven, still not bad. Plenty of others is that same range. His drop % is 6.3, which is low.) Catchable ball success ratio: 83% which is great. Catchable being the key word. Mentions his contested catch rate is low at 5/18 but that’ll get better I think when he can rely on muscle memory for routes, catches, etc and the game slows down for him -
I'd honestly take The Golden Calf of Bristol over Young. You know you can design an O around his skillset to win you games. Plus, as a bonus, said O would wear him down within 3 years so you could move on from him.
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