Mixon doesn’t want Ross to leave

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(02-27-2019, 01:46 AM)Synric Wrote: I'm sure Dalton and Driskel did miss Ross throwing deep because the deep ball will never be the most accurate...but John Ross had major issues getting pushed around in man coverage which threw off alot of routes.

Look at the difference between Green and Boyd compared to Ross. Dalton was very successful throwing to the former two but unsuccessful throwing to the latter.

You....you don't get pushed in man coverage.
Do you mean press coverage?

And okay
Dalton also struggled with Boyd in 2017.
22 receptions, 225 yards, and 2 TDs isn't better than 21 receptions for 210 yards and 7 TDs.

In reviewing Boyd's snap counts, he played over 50% in more than half his full games. Before he got hurt in Week 5, he was playing almost 60% of the offensive snaps. Once he returned from his injury, the Bengals phased Boyd back into the offense. During the last six weeks of the season, Boyd only averaged 49.2% of the snaps. He did up that average to 63.2% over the last three weeks of the season once he was fully healthy.

(02-27-2019, 02:10 AM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: Really easy to accumulate "uncatchable" targets when you run the wrong routes or dog it/quit outright on your routes. For all his 4.22 speed, you see a lot of mediocre 30-year-old CBs step-for-step with him.

Dalton is a pretty decent deep ball thrower to everyone else.

Wow it's almost like you didn't read or watch anything that disproved that.

Can you please show me where Ross outright quit on a route?
Cause I'm sure you're talking about the Carolina pass, where Dalton threw to a certain deep route and Ross ran a different route, but it was still a terrible throw and decision.
Got anything else? I'd like to see it.

You didn't watch the video, huh?
Or ever read how Dalton and Driskel have had a hard time adjusting to Ross' speed? And yes, they've said that