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Apparently it’s just Justin Jefferson and that’s itI’m still waiting for @Montucky to tell us what a #1 WR is.
Apparently it’s just Justin Jefferson and that’s itI’m still waiting for @Montucky to tell us what a #1 WR is.
Catch percentage, as most statisticians will tell you, is more of a reflection on the QB rather than the WR. Unless they have a high % of drops, it’s kind of a useless stat.A lot of it is stupid. I say DJ Moore is not the perfect wide receiver and has weaknesses to his game. People respond by freaking out and repeatedly asking what weaknesses he has, as if to say he has none. The guy drops a lot of passes. His catch percentage has always been low, last year it was second-lowest (to Chase Claypool, hilariously enough) in the entire league. But nobody wants to hear that, so why even bother respond to those sort of indignant Karen-toned questions?
Catch percentage has nothing to do with drops. The catch % is as much on the quarterback as it is on the wide receiver. DJ Moore had 6 drops last year which was less than Zay Jones (12) Amari Cooper (12) Ja'Marr Chase (10) Deebo Samuel (10) Courtland Sutton (10) Devante Adams (8) Tyrek Hill (8) Devonta Smith (8) Tee Higgins (8) Stephon Diggs (7) Jaylon Waddle (7) DK Metcalf (7) Chris Olave (7) and the same number of drops as AJ Brown, CD Lamb, and Justin Jefferson. He may have weaknesses, but I don't think you can count dropped passes as one of themA lot of it is stupid. I say DJ Moore is not the perfect wide receiver and has weaknesses to his game. People respond by freaking out and repeatedly asking what weaknesses he has, as if to say he has none. The guy drops a lot of passes. His catch percentage has always been low, last year it was second-lowest (to Chase Claypool, hilariously enough) in the entire league. But nobody wants to hear that, so why even bother respond to those sort of indignant Karen-toned questions?
1)He never said nor was there any way they were getting an additional 1 from HOU this year. Your reading comprehension is lackingRyan Poles himself essentially admitted that the Texans offered a first rounder next year or maybe even this year.
Idt @Montucky is buying a dj moore jersey
Seems like all those WR you listed here have weaknesses.Catch percentage has nothing to do with drops. The catch % is as much on the quarterback as it is on the wide receiver. DJ Moore had 6 drops last year which was less than Zay Jones (12) Amari Cooper (12) Ja'Marr Chase (10) Deebo Samuel (10) Courtland Sutton (10) Devante Adams (8) Tyrek Hill (8) Devonta Smith (8) Tee Higgins (8) Stephon Diggs (7) Jaylon Waddle (7) DK Metcalf (7) Chris Olave (7) and the same number of drops as AJ Brown, CD Lamb, and Justin Jefferson. He may have weaknesses, but I don't think you can count dropped passes as one of them
He had seven.Catch percentage has nothing to do with drops. The catch % is as much on the quarterback as it is on the wide receiver. DJ Moore had 6 drops last year which was less than Zay Jones (12) Amari Cooper (12) Ja'Marr Chase (10) Deebo Samuel (10) Courtland Sutton (10) Devante Adams (8) Tyrek Hill (8) Devonta Smith (8) Tee Higgins (8) Stephon Diggs (7) Jaylon Waddle (7) DK Metcalf (7) Chris Olave (7) and the same number of drops as AJ Brown, CD Lamb, and Justin Jefferson. He may have weaknesses, but I don't think you can count dropped passes as one of them
That's THREE Less than J. Chase!He had seven.
? lolAre you buying a Claypool jersey?
He has had issues with drops his entire career. By the way, he had seven drops last year and not three. So you're just kinda wrong about this.
Seems like the drop number changes pretty dramatically depending who you ask.He had 3 per PFF. His Drop percentage was 4.5% which was 58th in NFL last year.
2021 - 18th in NFL
2020 - 29th in NFL
2019 - 70th
2018 - 49th
So by entire career you mean one year where his drop % was top 20 in NFL and one year it was top 30? His career drop % is 7.2%
Seems like the drop number changes pretty dramatically depending who you ask.
Yep don't want them on my team!Seems like all those WR you listed here have weaknesses.
He had seven.
To show how bad the quarterback play was in Carolina, of DJ Moore's 118 targets 69 were deemed catchable, or 58%. Conversely, Justin Jefferson had 134 catchable balls on 184 targets, or 73%I haven't seen seven anywhere, this site, which I believe is most accurate, has him at 62024 Advanced Wide Receiver Stats | NFL Metrics | FantasyPros
View 2024 Advanced Wide Receiver Stats including Yards After Catch, Average Depth of Targets, Catchable Passes, and more. See how WRs perform across the NFL's key metrics.www.fantasypros.com
Conviction….on MULTIPLE QBs. Pace would not approve
CONVICTION. On a quarterback!
Incoming bust confirmed