While my post was in jest, You might want to research statistics and opinions. I like those charts as a tool. Others might use college drops as a tool to lower Marvin Harrison Jr. due his high Drop rate percentage.frerichs5 wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 8:05 amIt’s fair to disagree with RP if that’s your opinion. But those success charts have nothing to do with his QB play or the stats he puts up. Simply one guy’s opinion on whether he won the route or not, regardless if he was thrown the ball.Ice wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 7:39 amI guess the other 83% category were his 12 receiving TD's. There are reasons scouts discount graphs like these. At least he had a game manager QB that was drafted in round 5 even with his 26.2 errant throw rate of catch-able passes thrown in the dirt or stands or at the ref..... .....see what I did there!
By themselves they really mean little and I assure you the Bills gave that graph as little weight in their decision process as the Cardinals ignoring Harrison's drop percentage.
What we do know is both teams believe they just drafted their future #1 WR.
