Rookie WR Production 2023

[Shoreline Steamers]

"Chargers | Quentin Johnston expecting big things Thu Feb 1, 01:42 PM

Los Angeles Chargers WR Quentin Johnston believes he's 'due for a breakout' in 2024, he told reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 31."


Buy in now, he's about to catch fire!

[YouMightDieTryin]

"Chargers | Quentin Johnston expecting big things Thu Feb 1, 01:42 PM

Los Angeles Chargers WR Quentin Johnston believes he's 'due for a breakout' in 2024, he told reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 31."


Buy in now, he's about to catch fire!

I'm going to put his nickname as "Ricky Bobby" on Sleeper.

[Shoreline Steamers]

"Chargers | Quentin Johnston expecting big things Thu Feb 1, 01:42 PM

Los Angeles Chargers WR Quentin Johnston believes he's 'due for a breakout' in 2024, he told reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 31."


Buy in now, he's about to catch fire!

I'm going to put his nickname as "Ricky Bobby" on Sleeper.

Shake 'n Bake!

[gpaok]

"Chargers | Quentin Johnston expecting big things Thu Feb 1, 01:42 PM

Los Angeles Chargers WR Quentin Johnston believes he's 'due for a breakout' in 2024, he told reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 31."


Buy in now, he's about to catch fire!

So what happened to 2023? Coaching staff issue?

[TheTroll]

"Chargers | Quentin Johnston expecting big things Thu Feb 1, 01:42 PM

Los Angeles Chargers WR Quentin Johnston believes he's 'due for a breakout' in 2024, he told reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 31."


Buy in now, he's about to catch fire!

So what happened to 2023? Coaching staff issue?

Yep the coaches! lol. At the end of the day, it was a dreadful rookie year but QJ can make amends in 2024. Will he? Only time will tell.

[yinzername]

"Chargers | Quentin Johnston expecting big things Thu Feb 1, 01:42 PM

Los Angeles Chargers WR Quentin Johnston believes he's 'due for a breakout' in 2024, he told reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 31."


Buy in now, he's about to catch fire!

yeah the dumpter's already smoldering

[Shoreline Steamers]

"Chargers | Quentin Johnston expecting big things Thu Feb 1, 01:42 PM

Los Angeles Chargers WR Quentin Johnston believes he's 'due for a breakout' in 2024, he told reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 31."


Buy in now, he's about to catch fire!

So what happened to 2023? Coaching staff issue?

My votes are hands technique, route tree limitations, and ball tracking.

[TheTroll]

"Chargers | Quentin Johnston expecting big things Thu Feb 1, 01:42 PM

Los Angeles Chargers WR Quentin Johnston believes he's 'due for a breakout' in 2024, he told reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 31."


Buy in now, he's about to catch fire!

So what happened to 2023? Coaching staff issue?

My votes are hands technique, route tree limitations, and ball tracking.

but other than that... he is rip roaring and ready to go!

[EWV1]

"Chargers | Quentin Johnston expecting big things Thu Feb 1, 01:42 PM

Los Angeles Chargers WR Quentin Johnston believes he's 'due for a breakout' in 2024, he told reporters on Wednesday, Jan. 31."


Buy in now, he's about to catch fire!

yeah the dumpter's already smoldering

Excellent - well done.

[mild]

I can't think of any WR's that had their best years in Harbaugh offenses... I guess maybe Crabtree by default?

Feels like recently we've been talking far more about how Michigan depressed the draft stock Nico Collins, and maybe Roman Wilson with all reports sounding like he's been the best WR at the Senior Bowl this week.

Keen for whoever the starting LAC RB is, though.

[Jrblaha]

I can't think of any WR's that had their best years in Harbaugh offenses... I guess maybe Crabtree by default?

Feels like recently we've been talking far more about how Michigan depressed the draft stock Nico Collins, and maybe Roman Wilson with all reports sounding like he's been the best WR at the Senior Bowl this week.

Keen for whoever the starting LAC RB is, though.

Michigan fan here, he also loves tes, Brock would be a great fit

[CGW]

Shout out to DD and this report. I've been using this strategy since day one, especially in rebuilds, to target young stud WRs. Through four years now, I can say it's absolutely help me avoid busts/middling players and focus on the right rookies. So thank you for doing the research and putting it all together in a easy to understand format.

As I've done the past three seasons, I went out and bought the top tier1-3 rookies while the cost was reasonable. This year my targets are Puka, Dell, Rice, and Flowers(already own him everywhere). They are not always a popular moves, but I do think I'm winning these moves overall as part of the process.

What I'm finding is Dell/Rice owners aren't budging (Mahomes/Stroud effect). Also, Puka's value is lower than I expected. Don't get me wrong, it's not cheap to buy him, but for a guy in the "never bust" category, people seem to still not be sold.

[Menace2010]

Shout out to DD and this report. I've been using this strategy since day one, especially in rebuilds, to target young stud WRs. Through four years now, I can say it's absolutely help me avoid busts/middling players and focus on the right rookies. So thank you for doing the research and putting it all together in a easy to understand format.

As I've done the past three seasons, I went out and bought the top tier1-3 rookies while the cost was reasonable. This year my targets are Puka, Dell, Rice, and Flowers(already own him everywhere). They are not always a popular moves, but I do think I'm winning these moves overall as part of the process.

What I'm finding is Dell/Rice owners aren't budging (Mahomes/Stroud effect). Also, Puka's value is lower than I expected. Don't get me wrong, it's not cheap to buy him, but for a guy in the "never bust" category, people seem to still not be sold.

What type of prices are you paying? Just trying to get some ballpark ideas...

[CGW]

Shout out to DD and this report. I've been using this strategy since day one, especially in rebuilds, to target young stud WRs. Through four years now, I can say it's absolutely help me avoid busts/middling players and focus on the right rookies. So thank you for doing the research and putting it all together in a easy to understand format.

As I've done the past three seasons, I went out and bought the top tier1-3 rookies while the cost was reasonable. This year my targets are Puka, Dell, Rice, and Flowers(already own him everywhere). They are not always a popular moves, but I do think I'm winning these moves overall as part of the process.

What I'm finding is Dell/Rice owners aren't budging (Mahomes/Stroud effect). Also, Puka's value is lower than I expected. Don't get me wrong, it's not cheap to buy him, but for a guy in the "never bust" category, people seem to still not be sold.

What type of prices are you paying? Just trying to get some ballpark ideas...

Three Puka trades:
1. 2025 1st+2nd
2. Rice + 1.10
3. JSN + Reed

Like I said, maybe not popular trades, but Im happy to tier up to the tier 1 "never miss studs" anytime I can do it at reasonable prices. Just wish I hadn't sold Puka for the eventual 1.11 after week 4...would have saved my 2025 1st and 2nd.

[wickerkat1212]

Man that Puka price just makes my stomach curdle. I can't get past the "got him in the 3rd/4th/WW" original acquisition cost. LOL. It just hurts too much. Even though he had a record-setting year. I own ONE SHARE (at least I got that) which was my 4.08 pick. Lordy.