gfish24
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He actually broke 15 tackles last year with his minimal receptions. Twice that of Kansas City's main receiver, Hill.
And only 2 less than Landry despite being targeted approx 50% less
He actually broke 15 tackles last year with his minimal receptions. Twice that of Kansas City's main receiver, Hill.
If the Dolphins expect the RBs and TEs to catch more passes next year the move to replace Landry with Wilson is the right move. Landry's production was not because he is so great but merely a result of us not having a RB or TE who could catch passes consistently.Yeah, speedster. I like his 4.35 combine time. He seems to be fairly similar to Landry, at least in the way he was used in KC...although I'd say they used him more effectively. He's not gonna be breaking tackles like that though.
Yeah, seems a little high to me too. The dude has some wheels though, and hopefully they can showcase and take advantage of that.
I could see Wilson and Jakeem Grant on the field at the same time, taking advantage of a mismatch, and one of them taking it to the house and going for a long score.
At the very least, this should loosen up some defenses and respect that speed. Not to mention when you have Stills in the mix. That’s three burners to tinker around with in the offense, and try to create mismatches.
Did they find it the last 3 years? No. You answered your own question.
Why does everyone say the 8M seems high when his numbers aren’t that far removed from a Kenny Stills?
Actually a little more money than I thought it was going to be but I'm assuming his first year cap hit isn't bad and we'll have more than enough money in 2019 and 2020.
Well that's certainly not Landry money. I think this good end up being a pretty good signing.
I heard the Dolphins got Wilson just to piss people off on this board
Ozzy rules!!
And make life easier for a seam TE and RB
Landry also has 400+ catches in 4 years with 22 TDs. Your math level is astounding. That means he caught a touchdown on only 5.5% of his catches. Albert Wilston caught 127 passes with 7 TDs, which means he averages 5.6% touchdowns per reception. We cut half the cost for nearly the same result. In the financial world and on the football field, that's called an upgrade.
You want to be stupid about math, let's be stupid about math.