01-27-2020, 04:22 PM
(01-27-2020, 04:15 PM)ochocincos Wrote: Clearly an exaggeration. He had at least two receptions in every game he played in 2019.
As for those who still dig at him...
He had 506 yards in 8 games in 2019.
178 of those in the last 4 games.
Even if you project the last 4 over a whole season, that's on pace for over 700 yards for a whole season. Right in the typical range of a WR2, especially given how the Bengals emphasized the run in the second half of the season.
Ross's main issue is remaining healthy. He's improved as a player when on the field. Stop with the false narrative.
He had the highest drop percentage as well. I think 3 seasons is a big enough sample size to say that the guy can't stay on the field and has bad hands. He flashes at times, but that's about it.
Poo Dey
