Notes From Training Camp 2025

[Soonerpeace]

(Yesterday, 07:57 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: I already said that Yoshi is really good inside the 10.

Also TD per catch isn't exactly a rock solid decider on if someone is good either. Chase averages 1 TD per 8.6 catches. John Ross with the Bengals averaged 1 TD per 5.1 catches. Wes Welker averaged 18.2 catches per TD with the Patriots.

It's also just a confirmation that you aren't good outside of the 10. Despite playing 892 offensive snaps (more than Boyd ever played in the Burrow era), Iosivas had 51 targets outside of the opponent's 10 yard line, and he only caught 29 of them (56.9%). So yes, a player who is only good inside of the 10 will have a better TD-per-catch because he's not producing on 90% of the field where you don't normally get TDs.

(Today, 01:39 AM)Essex Johnson Wrote: He had an 80% red zone target to td ratio last year which is very impressive, to me it shows he is very focused inside the red zone with his routes and hands, now needs to expand that focus to the rest of the field

This could be a wrong assumption on my part. Isn’t Yoshi most often the third or fourth receiver in the reads? Seems like that might impact his poor numbers outside the. 10? L