(07-10-2021, 01:48 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(07-10-2021, 12:12 PM)SeldomRite Wrote: To the bolded, there isn't, I just expect a guy they plan to line up wide a lot to have more yards per catch than a running back who doesn't line up outside often. Not to mention people here are arguing he's going to somehow make defenses pay attention to him, and yet not produce good stats that an undrafted guy got last year.

Either he's going to be a guy that makes explosive plays and is in the game a lot to take advantage of the defense keying on him, or he's going to be a terrible draft pick that doesn't make explosive plays and who gets some not very meaningful stats while not really putting any fear into defensive coordinators.


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Please explain the bolded/red text. 

Why is there this giant expanse of impossible outcomes between the the opposing poles you have described? 

Why boom or bust?  Why not something falling along that HUGE spectrum in between?

I keep saying why, I think if he's actually great at making explosive plays he'll get decent stats this season. If he's not then his stats might still be decent, but I think he'll be a bad draft pick and won't put fear into defensive coordinators.

Do you think there's going to be defensive coordinators up all night on Saturday thinking about how to stop him from getting 70 yards on 20 carries with someone running him down from behind on the off chance he manages to get past the linebackers?

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