09-02-2024, 01:57 PM
(09-01-2024, 12:51 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote: Last year 2 were rookies, 1 injured so no doubt not great rookie stats.
Call me an optimist but with Yoshi being added to the slot, I think he has a very good 2nd year.
All those guys were also 4th or worse on the depth chart. I predict a combination of WR's replace Boyd's touches, but Yoshi can play all WR positions so my hunch he surprises a lot of defenses and fans this year.
Truth. Not really fair to judge Chuck especially, dude literally got injured after his punt return TD against the Ravens and was out until
the last few games and had Browning throwing him the ball. We all know Iosivas problems with catching but he was missed by Browning
for about 2 long wide open TD's.
(09-01-2024, 03:25 AM)BengalsBong Wrote: He needs to prove he can hang onto the ball after a big hit prove his toughness. Prove he is no longer a track guy and is a football player.
Iosivas has been learning to catch with his hands. Him and Chase Brown have looked ten times better this season in this aspect.
That is the thing, Iosivas is built and is tough. His hands have always been the problem, he let the ball come into his body instead of
just snatching it out of the air like the great ones do. This takes away the problem. You are going to get hit anyway, catch the ball.
