05-23-2023, 04:09 PM
(05-23-2023, 03:48 PM)dxdtdemon Wrote: Why wouldn't you value Higgins over Chase? Chase is an injury liability who some sucker is still going to pay as if he can put up that level of production for a full season. Getting his level of production for 13 games is fine when he's still on his rookie contract, but giving Chase any kind of an extension will pan out as well as the Ken Griffey, Jr. contract did for the Reds. On the other hand, yes, Higgins missed time this past season, too, but at least he has played a full season in the past, and with his height and size, he is less of an injury liability than the tiny Chase. Also, his height and size is the only reason this offense can work despite not having a good TE, because Higgins can run down the middle of the field and get hit and not get seriously hurt like Chase would.
Crazy talk. Chase played his entire rookie season and into the Playoffs and the SB if I am not mistaken. This year he had the hip
fracture and missed 4 games but he was right back and playing tops after. Tee has arguably been more injury prone over both
player's respective careers. Ja'Marr Chase might be the toughest pound for pound WR in the league and has insane upside.
You can find another Tee Higgins, you aren't going to find another Ja'Marr Chase.
(05-23-2023, 03:57 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: To bolded: That's a bad analogy, as KG Jr. came to the Reds late in his career, after multiple stints on the IR with Seattle. Chase is young, and ready to maintain superstar status for at least the next decade.
As far as valuing Higgins over Chase, I can't see it. It appears to me that replacing big bodied boundary receivers is much easier than finding another dynamic, complete playmaker like Jamarr Chase.
Yes sir Sunset.
(05-23-2023, 04:00 PM)PCB Bengal Fan Wrote: Did you really compare Chase to Griffey? Come on man!
No doubt, just crazy talk.
