09-03-2019, 11:15 PM
(09-03-2019, 08:59 PM)ochocincos Wrote: Definitely true. But on the flip side, how many 3rd wide receivers are Rd 1 picks?
That seems to be what most JR critics hold against him. If he's picked in Rd 1 (especially Top 10), he needs to be an elite WR1.
Regardless, for a guy with as much speed and quickness as Ross, 64 catches could easily be 800 yards. Add 7+ TDs to that and that's a very, very good WR2.
I mean I get that but it is what it is. There's no time machine and we can't change the fact that they spent a top 10 pick on him. At this point for the immediate future if he slips into being a productive #3 that's a positive. That's what the Bengals need from him this year. Start there, then maybe he can build on that in the future.
