06-02-2016, 01:49 PM
(06-02-2016, 01:39 PM)GreenCornBengal Wrote: LaFell has 278 career receptions, Sanu has 152. If Sanu and LaFell had equal career receptions, the percentage would probably closer.
Sanus drop percentage should drop once he is in Atlanta and adds more receptions to his total.
Not following this logic at all. Sanu's worst season as far as drop % was 2014, when he was used the most.
So how is more usage going to lower his drops?
Point blank, LaFell's drops are greatly exaggerated by folks who simply don't like the signing. If I need to, I can compare LaFell's drop % to many other good WRs and anti-LaFell guys aren't going to like the results. One rusty game with numerous drops does not = dude has terrible hands. His career numbers show that his hands are pretty average. Not bad.
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