Sep 21, 2022
7:26:23am
7:26:23am
And to put those numbers in perspective:
In 2006, Jonny Harline by himself had 935 yards on 58 receptions and 12 TDs. Dennis Pitta had more receptions than Collie in '07 (but 100 less yards, still he had over 800).
So Arod's offense just flat out utilizes the TE less than we are historically used to or he isn't teaching the QBs to utilize them. Which is kind of a shame and frustrating to us as fans since the TE has historically (and currently) been a strong position for us.
So Arod's offense just flat out utilizes the TE less than we are historically used to or he isn't teaching the QBs to utilize them. Which is kind of a shame and frustrating to us as fans since the TE has historically (and currently) been a strong position for us.
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9/21/22 7:12am
9/21/22 7:14am
I will not annualize 2022. 25% of the season isn't a valid sample size. It is trending well, but that isn't enough
9/21/22 7:18am
Then ‘22 stats are pointless to even list unless you also cut off other seasons at3 games. 1/4 is enough to project.
9/21/22 7:22am
9/21/22 7:26am
So we shouldn't make any year over year comparisons because there are too many variables? Consider this for 2022,
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9/21/22 7:25am
I'm presenting the data, you choose what you want by looking at the numbers. I can take out Wake's stats completely
9/21/22 7:20am
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9/21/22 7:22am
The point of the data isn't to cast blame but show what is going on. Reception and yards are down from 2019 through 2021
9/21/22 9:04am
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