09-17-2024, 10:06 AM
Saw this yesterday from Gridiron Grading on Twitter...
It was also a quote tweet saying after 2 games, Irwin has a PFF grade of 47.4 which ranks 83rd out of 84 qualifying WRs.
While I had stated last year and in offseason that I thought he was ok to have as a backup, he has not been good so far, and I also thought he played more ST than he actually has in his career.
With his performance so far this year and Bengals already being 0-2, I'm willing to let Burton learn on the job some and take at least half of Irwin's snaps.
Bengals need someone to step up when Higgins or Chase is down or getting blanketed.
Although that player might be Gesicki after Sunday's performance.
Quote:Per NFL Next Gen Stats, Bengals WR Trenton Irwin is averaging 1.8 yards of separation per target. This is ranked 112 out of 113 qualified TEs and WRs. The league average is 2.96 yards of separation per target. The only receiver lower than Irwin? Tyler Boyd.
It was also a quote tweet saying after 2 games, Irwin has a PFF grade of 47.4 which ranks 83rd out of 84 qualifying WRs.
While I had stated last year and in offseason that I thought he was ok to have as a backup, he has not been good so far, and I also thought he played more ST than he actually has in his career.
With his performance so far this year and Bengals already being 0-2, I'm willing to let Burton learn on the job some and take at least half of Irwin's snaps.
Bengals need someone to step up when Higgins or Chase is down or getting blanketed.
Although that player might be Gesicki after Sunday's performance.
Zac Taylor 2019-2020: 6 total wins
Zac Taylor 2021-2022: Double-digit wins each season, plus 5 postseason wins
Patience has paid off!
Sorry for Party Rocking!
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Zac Taylor 2021-2022: Double-digit wins each season, plus 5 postseason wins
Patience has paid off!
Sorry for Party Rocking!
