AJ Green.

[Okeana]

(08-26-2015, 05:03 PM)wolfkaosaun Wrote: Last year he had 7 games where he had 80 or more receiving yards. 5 of those games he had 100 or more yards. One game he had over 200 yards.
He had 4 games under 60 yards (not including the Denver game where he was visibly hurt).
Green played in 12 games, including the Denver game.

Dez Bryant had 9 games where he had 80 or more receiving yards. 4 of those games he had 100 or more yards. None with over 200 yards.
Bryant also had 4 games where he had under 60 yards.
Bryant played in all 16 games.

Calvin Johnson had 7 games where he had 80 or more receiving yards. 5 of those games he had 100 or more yards. None with over 200 yards.
Johnson had 6 games where he had under 60 yards.
Johnson played in 13 games. One game he was hurt early on, the other he left in the third quarter.

AJ Green's numbers are pretty much on par with them, even with missing time.

These stats are irrelevant.
1. toughness of schedule
2. receivers sharing load
3. quarterback of each team
4.  offensive schemes


example 

2014 Stats

Dez Bryant played in more games but their team was comparable to us in that they ran a lot later in the season.  

Here are the stats that stick out

Yards per catch. number of catches. and season total are about the same. when you consider AJ green missed games

Fumbles 

AJ Green - 2 ( both recovered by other team )
Dez Bryant - 0

Touchdowns 
AJ Green - 6
Dez Bryant -  16 

So while they average each other in catches it doesnt reflect interceptions caused by play, fumbles, or red zone effectiveness.

Dez Bryant is the superior receiver and much more reliable right now, but he's constantly gotten better every year based off his stats and has always been a more reliable red zone target.