Yep, exactly. In the NFL these days you need quick shifty receivers that get open running their routes. Separation is key. We keep drafting wr's like it's 1999 and we are just going to throw deep balls in to double coverage, when the modern NFL defense is a shell that focuses on stopping over the top passes. We literally keep trying to build to what the rest of the NFL has already figured out and learned exactly how to stop. The same with chasing the seahawks and legion of boom defense always.