06-07-2024, 07:02 PM
(06-07-2024, 03:44 PM)Bengalsz06 Wrote: So you want to play our $35,000,000 a year #1 in the slot and play an unproven rookie outside
You evidently didn't watch the Chiefs game where Ja'Marr just tore them a new one out of the Slot which was his best game ever in the NFL
and you evidently didn't watch any of Jermaine's film. Chase is valuable wherever you put him and in the Slot he could be the best ever at
the position and completely obliterate Defenses.
Burton has great hands, great quicks and speed and is great on the sideline in getting his feet down.
Burton is another level beyond Irwin, just a fact. Chase was an unproven rookie at one time, Tee was an unproven rookie etc.
(06-07-2024, 04:10 PM)Bengalsz06 Wrote: I love the idea of moving Chase around but i hat the idea of sending him on crossing routes that he might get smoked on a regular shift. I also think the slot blocks a lot more then a wide out and bigger linebackers not that chase cant do it but why.
I Love it when Burrows runs the ball but not all the time.
So yes rotate chase but no have an 3rd round rookie in the most important spot
Chase would be the toughest Slot Receiver in the league, he isn't scared of getting hit and is a natural at avoiding tackles in the middle of
the field. Chase is our best blocking WR. Rotating Chase is only a good thing, just because he would play in the Slot a ton more doesn't
mean he wouldn't play outside too. Don't understand you saying outside WR is the most important spot either with what Casear said about
Tyreek Hill and Cooper Kupp.
