No Need for a #1 WR

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(09-27-2020, 08:36 PM)ochocincos Wrote: Yes, he does.
You are putting the stats of Chase and Jefferson, obviously. They were the two biggest contributors. They total 3320 yards.
What about the rest of Burrow's 2351 yards?
They were primarily spread across CEH, Moss, and Marshall.
That's a full set of weapons (5) with 46+ receptions and 450+ yards.

To me, that's spreading the ball around.

When looking at Burrow's first 3 NFL games, we see something similar.
Receptions - yards:
Boyd - 23 rec, 230 yards
Green - 13 rec, 116 yards
RB (Bernard + Mixon) - 19 rec, 156 yards
TE (Uzomah + Sample) - 17 rec , 140 yards
Higgins - 8 rec, 75 yards
Thomas - 8 rec, 57 yards
Tate + Ross - 4 rec, 46 yards
(Combined WR3+WR4 = 20 rec, 178 yards)

Does that not look rather spread around? It does to me. Obviously, it's favoring Boyd, but I see a pretty good distribution.

Check my reply up above. I hope that explains my thinking/view on it. I was busy making the reply when you quoted me, so I wasn't able to wrap you into it for the notification.

:andy: