04-29-2021, 01:29 PM
(04-29-2021, 08:08 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: His production isn't "big numbers", but the biggest numbers for a WR in NCAA history, and he did it in the SEC. His "other" numbers: 4.38 speed, 3.99 short shuttle (fastest in the draft) 41" vertical, 11' broad jump, and 22 (!) reps of 225 lbs. That is an explosiveness score (vertical + broad + reps of 225) of 74, which is absurd for a WR. He averaged over 20 yards per reception and had a near-perfect 99 rating on passes traveling over 20 yards downfield.
Show me a WR from the past 20 years that has near that kind of production and testing. It shouldn't be hard given that "every year there are guys like that that put up big numbers".
He had the benefit of playing 15 games, so those numbers are skewed a bit. Sure, he had a great workout, but if you take a year off of football and focus solely on that, you should put up those kind of numbers.
I'll be happy with Chase. But it will be a couple of years before we see this team realize that benefit with the lack of quality additions to the o-line.
