(03-13-2022, 11:05 PM)D6 Wrote:

(03-13-2022, 10:41 PM)Upper Wrote: You cannot have big upside while having among the lowest aDOTs. He has the opposite of upside. Hopefully he would give us a solid floor and be a reliable chain mover. He's not scaring defenses or offering big plays or anything like that, though.

We would still absolutely need to add a field stretcher or two to give the offense any sort of upside.

What were the other Steelers WR aDOTs, in comparison? 

I'm wondering if the physical throwing limitations of the Steelers QBs in the 2021 season and the Steelers pass blocking issues contributed heavily to Juju'S low number?