09-19-2024, 08:15 PM
It is too early to definitively say yes or no. However; catching 10 of 11 targets, suggest he has not peaked.
The number of looks/targets a receiver gets, doesn't always correlate with whether he is open or not. It is directly related to where he is on the progression and whether the receivers earlier in the progression are open or not. Additionally; it is highly likely that Chase is being asked to roll the high safety to clear the hash/middle.
Gesicki has 13 targets, Iosivas has 10 and Irwin has 8. Given that Gesicki has received the most targets says alot about Chase's numbers - highlighting the high low coverages used against him.
Ultimately; getting Tee back will open the looks for Chase more. Especially if Tee is in X and Chase can line up off the line in trips and motion to weakside. Then its a pick your poison deal.
Currently, Burrow is is taking the first come first served approach - as he should, and it is quite possible that Chase is not his first read on most plays.
The number of looks/targets a receiver gets, doesn't always correlate with whether he is open or not. It is directly related to where he is on the progression and whether the receivers earlier in the progression are open or not. Additionally; it is highly likely that Chase is being asked to roll the high safety to clear the hash/middle.
Gesicki has 13 targets, Iosivas has 10 and Irwin has 8. Given that Gesicki has received the most targets says alot about Chase's numbers - highlighting the high low coverages used against him.
Ultimately; getting Tee back will open the looks for Chase more. Especially if Tee is in X and Chase can line up off the line in trips and motion to weakside. Then its a pick your poison deal.
Currently, Burrow is is taking the first come first served approach - as he should, and it is quite possible that Chase is not his first read on most plays.
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