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I think all of that is very fair. I'd pick CD so I'll admit im a bit biased upfront. One thing I watched from Davis's rookie tape was that you could tell Mariota and him were off sync. I saw 4-5 deep throws where Davis was capable of making the catch but Mariota just overthrew him. I think a lot of that came from the poor offense that the Titans ran last year and I also think that as a rookie coming into the NFL and missing ALL of training camp and preseason really makes it near impossible to get a rapport going with your QB and help you acclimate to the NFL. coming from MAC conference in college to not having any practice to adjust to the NFL speed at all and be able to do what Davis did was impressive in my eyes. I expect a huge improvement in year 2. Barring injury of course.DBass218 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 26, 2018 6:54 am I'm a recent acquirer of Diggs so I'm not a huge bias guy at this point. I am going to give an objective opinion of what I've seen out of each of these dudes:
ARob:
What I've seen: Watching ARob from his years in the B1G, I always saw a big body WR that was smooth and could win contests with a great catch point. What I liked about him when the Jags stunk was that he would get plenty of garbage time targets and fantasy points. The good thing about fantasy is points are points. I believe he would have been a disappointment last year in that offense due to their continuous pounding of the rock. He has a chance to bond with Mitch to be his go to #1 in what I expect to be a much higher paced offense. Knee is still scary but he's no different than any other WR that has come back from a serious surgery (Julio/Keenan/OBJ) in this regards.
Diggs
What I've seen: Watching Diggs in the B1G, he was often overlooked because of how awful the Maryland offense was in terms of QB play. He was electric in the return game but never really was able to showcase his diversity as a WR. As a rookie, I was impressed with the crisp routes he ran and saw the potential to be a huge play WR in the league. I fear he'll never play 16 games, but I see him hitting on big plays with Kirk.
Davis
Watching Corey at WMU was like watching an NFL player play against MAC players. Watching him as a rookie, I saw nothing of the sort (likely due to his lingering injuries as a rook) until the playoff game when he appeared to be the only thing the Titans had. I'm not ready to call his rookie year a bust but I'm also not ready to say he's going to be a top tier WR in the league. I expect him to return to college success form this year but if another soft tissue lower body injury lingers, there may be something to be worried about.
That said about all 3-- I really think it comes down to preference. As a Diggs owner, it's easy for me to side with him.... but I imagine it's just as easy to side with the others.
Corey Davis averaged 7.25 targets per game as a rookie and beyond Matthews there isn't any competition for that #1 spot on that team. Can't see how he's any less likely to see WR1 target volume as Arob. I think they both will see over 115 targets next year.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Thu Apr 26, 2018 7:37 am Not a huge AROB fan but got to go with him due to targets. He's the only one out of these 3 that I see commanding a target share worthy of a WR1.
DBass218 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 26, 2018 6:54 am I'm a recent acquirer of Diggs so I'm not a huge bias guy at this point. I am going to give an objective opinion of what I've seen out of each of these dudes:
ARob:
What I've seen: Watching ARob from his years in the B1G, I always saw a big body WR that was smooth and could win contests with a great catch point. What I liked about him when the Jags stunk was that he would get plenty of garbage time targets and fantasy points. The good thing about fantasy is points are points. I believe he would have been a disappointment last year in that offense due to their continuous pounding of the rock. He has a chance to bond with Mitch to be his go to #1 in what I expect to be a much higher paced offense. Knee is still scary but he's no different than any other WR that has come back from a serious surgery (Julio/Keenan/OBJ) in this regards.
Diggs
What I've seen: Watching Diggs in the B1G, he was often overlooked because of how awful the Maryland offense was in terms of QB play. He was electric in the return game but never really was able to showcase his diversity as a WR. As a rookie, I was impressed with the crisp routes he ran and saw the potential to be a huge play WR in the league. I fear he'll never play 16 games, but I see him hitting on big plays with Kirk.
Davis
Watching Corey at WMU was like watching an NFL player play against MAC players. Watching him as a rookie, I saw nothing of the sort (likely due to his lingering injuries as a rook) until the playoff game when he appeared to be the only thing the Titans had. I'm not ready to call his rookie year a bust but I'm also not ready to say he's going to be a top tier WR in the league. I expect him to return to college success form this year but if another soft tissue lower body injury lingers, there may be something to be worried about.
That said about all 3-- I really think it comes down to preference. As a Diggs owner, it's easy for me to side with him.... but I imagine it's just as easy to side with the others.