Quote:Better route running and a better QB throwing him the ball (more accurate passes) would likely help his drop problem. To what degree, we don't know yet. Also better coaching that runs plays/ puts Hill in a better position to succeed per his strengths. I doubt he got that last one on a Rex Ryan offense.


The above is so stupid. You act as if he would drop 50 out of 100 footballs playing "catch" with a teammate.


He's dropped 9 passes in a 2 year career. If he can turn even 3 -4 of those into catches, he's suddenly right back in the pack of normal again as far as hands go.

45. OK, I never said anything that would allude to the fact that I believe he would only catch 50% of the balls thrown to him, so again, I know you need to try to put words in my mouth to have a shot at sounding intelligent, but please refrain as it is a disingenuous tactic.


In 2 years he had 9 drops? He only caught 45 passes. So... Let's see 54 total... That means hill drops about 17% of all passes thrown his way.


Furthermore he played more snaps than any other wide receiver on the jets this preseason. You say its the jets fault but how are guys like Jeremy Kerley, David Nelson and Jalen Saunders beating him out?


Kerley has been with the jets since 2011. His whole professional career. So how is a guy like that outproducing hill? Kerley seems to have been developed just fine and doesn't have these freakish physical stats you can't teach.


Weird.

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