10-25-2021, 03:26 PM
(10-25-2021, 02:22 PM)ochocincos Wrote: In terms of sheer receiving production, yes.
But keep in mind that 1) Pitts has played 1 less game than Chase, and 2) Pitts plays a different position than Chase.
Pitts is averaging 78.5 YPG, so if he had that extra game, he'd potentially be around 550 yards, which would put him tied for 8th in the league with Terry McLaurin, 1st among TEs.
I've been very impressed with Chase and am very happy the Bengals selected him.
The point of this thread though is to highlight how well BOTH are doing, as Pitts is doing very well in his own right.
Yes I get this. And I still stand by my post.