Player A: 98 catches, 1,540 receiving yards, 1.8% drop rate and eight games with at least 17 (fantasy) points
Player B: 96 catches, 1,661 receiving yards, 5.9% drop rate and seven games with at least 17 (fantasy) points
(Player A is’ Kenny Golladay’s first 26 career games. Player B is Calvin Johnson’s first 26 career games.)
I’m honestly not surprised. I feel like we haven’t seen his ceiling yet, either! Dude is very good. I’m always surprised when I see people complain about our starting receivers. I think they are damn good. I’m not entirely sold on the depth, but the starters are badass!
Kitna played 4 games in 2008. He got more targets from Orlovsky/Culpepper than any other QB in 2008. So let’s not dump too hard on Kitna in order to fluff Stafford…
Yes, however, all of CJ’s targets did NOT come from Kitna. Are you saying they did?
And for some more facts, neither Martz, nor Linehan nor Cooter were the OC in 2008. Let’s also remember that 2008 was one of the worst teams in the history of the NFL, so bad we went 0-16.
I mean, I do like Golladay a lot. A lot. Nothing pleases me more that we found a high quality WR in the 3rd round.
I am just trying to make sure we don’t lose the true facts in generalities.
More like two thirds, but ya know, semantics… And Idk, possibly? He probably gets as many targets… CJ over doubled the next player’s targets that year.
Look back at your post. You said “majority of his passes” and we’ve been discussing “targets”. Now it’s “games”?
That’s about as disingenuous a stat that brags about QBs getting to 10,000 yds in the fewest games when they have multiple years of the highest number of single season pass attempts (including the highest). But thingies were rubbed raw over that one…