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He predicted he will score 8 TD's next year which i sure hope he does but with so many weapons on this offense i just can't see it happening.
http://bearswire.usatoday.com/2018/06/01/anthony-miller-chicago-bears-touchdowns-rookie-stats/
Chicago Bears wide receiver Anthony Miller is setting the bar high for his rookie season.
The second-round pick was one of the most productive receivers in college football last year at Memphis, and he expects that to carry over into the NFL.
He spoke with ESPN fantasy football analyst Matthew Berry at the NFLPA Rookie Premiere, and Miller disputed Berry’s projections for 2018 stats.
Berry told Miller he predicted 52 catches for 657 yards and four touchdowns.
“Four? That’s too low,” Miller responded. “That’s like two games for me. I just think I’m going to score at least eight touchdowns.”
No rookie wide receivers had at least eight touchdowns in 2017, although Sterling Shepard and Michael Thomas both hit that mark in 2016.
Randy Moss holds the NFL record for most touchdowns in a rookie season with 17 back in 1998.
Eight isn’t totally out of the question for Miller in Chicago, but he’ll have a lot of competition for targets on his own roster. If he scores that much in Year 1, the Bears offense will be a powerful force to be reckoned with.
http://bearswire.usatoday.com/2018/06/01/anthony-miller-chicago-bears-touchdowns-rookie-stats/
Chicago Bears wide receiver Anthony Miller is setting the bar high for his rookie season.
The second-round pick was one of the most productive receivers in college football last year at Memphis, and he expects that to carry over into the NFL.
He spoke with ESPN fantasy football analyst Matthew Berry at the NFLPA Rookie Premiere, and Miller disputed Berry’s projections for 2018 stats.
Berry told Miller he predicted 52 catches for 657 yards and four touchdowns.
“Four? That’s too low,” Miller responded. “That’s like two games for me. I just think I’m going to score at least eight touchdowns.”
No rookie wide receivers had at least eight touchdowns in 2017, although Sterling Shepard and Michael Thomas both hit that mark in 2016.
Randy Moss holds the NFL record for most touchdowns in a rookie season with 17 back in 1998.
Eight isn’t totally out of the question for Miller in Chicago, but he’ll have a lot of competition for targets on his own roster. If he scores that much in Year 1, the Bears offense will be a powerful force to be reckoned with.