03-11-2021, 02:55 PM
You don't know if you'd put Chad in there?
I don't know if it's recency bias or what, but Chad Johnson was a more dominant receiver in his prime than AJ Green. If you look at the numbers he put up, and when he he did it, there's no question he had the better Bengals career.
Chad not only played a decade earlier when passing numbers were lower, he did it against a better division in terms of defense. That's not to say that Pitts and Balt still haven't had decent defenses this last decade, but Chad was going up against the Ray Lewis and Ed Reed, and James Harrison and Troy Polumalu lead defenses of the decade prior.
Chad was an elite, top 5 receiver for like 4 or 5 straight years numbers wise. I think AJ Green has finished top 5 in yardage maybe only once or twice.
I don't know if it's recency bias or what, but Chad Johnson was a more dominant receiver in his prime than AJ Green. If you look at the numbers he put up, and when he he did it, there's no question he had the better Bengals career.
Chad not only played a decade earlier when passing numbers were lower, he did it against a better division in terms of defense. That's not to say that Pitts and Balt still haven't had decent defenses this last decade, but Chad was going up against the Ray Lewis and Ed Reed, and James Harrison and Troy Polumalu lead defenses of the decade prior.
Chad was an elite, top 5 receiver for like 4 or 5 straight years numbers wise. I think AJ Green has finished top 5 in yardage maybe only once or twice.
