Eifert returns

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(03-17-2019, 12:29 AM)Shake n Blake Wrote: His production seems more tied to Eifert's health than AJ Green's. In 2017, we played Kroft over Uzomah when Eifert got hurt. That's why Uzi's numbers were so down that year. Of course, a pretty severe ankle injury in training camp that kept him out of preseason games and (IIRC) the first 2-3 weeks probably didn't help. Nor did a week 5 knee injury.


He shared the field with Gresh as a rookie, which ate into his production. Other than that, he's only played one season even close to 16 games (13 games in 2015). So it's not really surprising he hasn't posted great numbers. He's had a grand total of 2 (somewhat) healthy seasons and had to split TE targets with Gresh in one of them.

Yep. People tend to act like he's a HOF caliber guy. Who knows? The stats are way far from HOF. After 6 years it's hard to say.

He plays so infrequently, that there's a lot of speculation as to how good he is. Like a legend kind of.