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Amazing how some player's fug up their careers making millions of dollars for no reason. Bone head apparently can't fit in anywhere. -
Honestly we really needed a shifty back to help with YAC. Chuba is good as an RB but he just isn't really good out of the back field. I agree with most of what you've said re: receivers, but I do think it's scheme heavily. As to YAC numbers, I was looking at it per reception (so yeah, average 🙂 )... Because Coker hasn't had enough receptions yet I had to turn off filtering which meant it ranked him across everyone catching a ball all year. Those stats are *dominated* by RBs, and Coker is around 100 overall across all RBs, TEs, and WRs at 7 YAC/r... Which is pretty good for a wideout, because it includes rarely used players, etc. Sanders is ~6 YAC/r which is again pretty good for a TE. If all our receivers had their YAC production, we'd have a ton more passing yards. I think Canales schemes players open, but not so much so wide open they can make a lot of YAC related plays. -
By jayboogieman · Posted
If that's the lineman they had a couple years ago, he's put on weight
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