First of all let me start by saying we had 4 rushing TD's vs 14 by or opponents. That will come in handy soon. Also, Devante Parker had 1 TD receiving. Landry had 9 TD's in 2017, averaging 5.2 yards a TD. To me, this is a small sample size of three major issues in 2017, not his fault:
1. QB play, need I say more
2. The inability to run the ball in the redzone and to move the chains overall
3. Lack of production from other WR's.
Landry's catch per TD's was 5.2 yards. Think about that a sec. For one minute, what realistic factor could be contributing to this? Pass rush, qb play, not being able to run the ball, no production from the other side. To me, Landry was a microcosm of the Phins offense. Do you think this is what Gase is about? How effective can Landry be with beter qb play, protection, a complimentary WR and a decent, emerging run game?
1. QB play, need I say more
2. The inability to run the ball in the redzone and to move the chains overall
3. Lack of production from other WR's.
Landry's catch per TD's was 5.2 yards. Think about that a sec. For one minute, what realistic factor could be contributing to this? Pass rush, qb play, not being able to run the ball, no production from the other side. To me, Landry was a microcosm of the Phins offense. Do you think this is what Gase is about? How effective can Landry be with beter qb play, protection, a complimentary WR and a decent, emerging run game?