08-01-2024, 11:01 PM
(08-01-2024, 08:59 AM)Synric Wrote: The difference is route tree. Zach Moss is limited just swing, stops, flats, and maybe a sneak route. With Chase Brown your thinking option into a whip, flat into a wheel, bench/corner option, then just straight slot WR concepts when in 5 wide.
Side note off topic: With Andrei Iosivas seeing the slot reps that could get the Bengals some size as a blocker in that role. At 6'3 205/210 32' arms Yoshi could be an outstanding screen blocker which the Bengals need badly. I've seen them run RB screens 2 or 3 times in camp already with Brown and we know they like rhe RPO screens to Chase Mims, All, and Yoshi inside as a screen space blockers could be a completely new wrinkle for rhe offense.
Chase is running a lot of snaps as receiver. Wouldn’t surprise me to see Chase Brown shift to WR. Sample to blocking back then the 3 other WR Jamar, Tee, Burton or Isovias or some variation.
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