So I’m just curious, if Addison is a stud then who are you picking to bust. They can’t all be good, or at least it’s not likely.Cameron Giles wrote: ↑Mon Jan 08, 2024 4:43 pmEven if you account for just the 17-game era:Dynasty DeLorean wrote: ↑Mon Jan 08, 2024 4:38 pm
Addison played in 17 games so the list isn’t applicable.
I did think about it some more on the drive home, and I think late-1st was a bit harsh. I would lean somewhere between mid and late. Would probably not do 1.05/1.06 but also not do late as in 1.12. Somewhere inbetween.
- Amon-Ra St. Brown
- Ja'Marr Chase
- Jaylen Waddle
- Garrett Wilson
- Chris Olave
It's a smaller sample, but it's still continuing off the type of quality that the 16-game sample has.
To each his own, but I don't see Addison as a concerning prospect at all. He's been a stud since his freshman year of college and is still a stud in the NFL. I think there's a lot to suggest that his OS will improve going forward, which of course isn't unheard of.
Open Score
ARSB 58
Olave 82
Wilson 77
Chase 61
Waddle 50
Addison 44
Pff Grade
Addison 69
Olave 82
Wilson 85
Waddle 78
Chase 84
ARSB 80
Addison metrics are [edit] the lowest of the group, open score and pff grade.
I’m not saying Addison will bust, but he’s got the bust indicators that the other players don’t. Or, instead of using the term bust, is other metrics aren’t nearly as strong as the other wrs you are grouping him with.
I don’t dislike Addison, I’m just doing my best to interpret the data and therefor I’d have him the lowest of the 47+ group. I don’t see how this is a hot take of any kind.
I also don’t agree with lumping 900+ yards receivers in with the 1000+ yard receivers .