Mikey16x said:
I don't think he's skyrocketing. I think what your getting right now, is what you can assume you'll be getting for the rest of the season. He's a playmaking WR but Orton isn't half the gun-slinger that Cutler was. Marshall's stats will show it, the 10 catch, 120 yard games are going to be few and far between. Orton is a game manager, not a playmaker.. he moves the chains effectively. I'd consider Marshall a high #2 option at WR for the rest of the season. I can see him averaging 6-7 catches 70-80 yds a game.
Agree with this. Marshall's big play this year came from a short pass that he snatched away from the a defender. He's always capable of making a long run after the catch,
but the bombs he caught downfield from Cutler aren't going to be there now. He's still supremely talented and I'm glad to see he's a major target in the redzone, but his yardage totals are obviously going to take a dip.