Bigger upgrade in BAL with McNair (1 Viewer)

[hollaatyaboy]

We've known McNair was goin to come for quite some time...the question is, which WR do you guys think gets a better upgrade and why?

 

[jdraiders]

We've known McNair was goin to come for quite some time...the question is, which WR do you guys think gets a better upgrade and why?

Mason will.....here is what he did with McNair......2004 96 1168 7

2003 95 1303 8

2002 79 1012 5

2001 73 1128 9

 

[offdee]

Mason will.....here is what he did with McNair......

2004 96 1168 7

2003 95 1303 8

2002 79 1012 5

2001 73 1128 9

the problem with using these numbers is that Mason was the most talented WR on the roster the last time him and McNair were together.That isn't the case anymore.

 

[zadok]

An interesting question, but Mason still had 86-1073-3 last year. He is entering his 10th year in the league whereas Clayton is in his 2nd. I would imagine it would benefit Clayton more, but Mason has been the model of consistency. How high is Mason's ceiling? How high is Clayton's?

 

[Weiner Dog]

I think Clayton will see the bigger bump-up. Even w/o McNair, Mason still totalled 86-1073 last year.

McNair (unlike Boller) has the experience and talent to check-down from Mason/Heap to Clayton. Boller seemed to have problems when he was forced to switch his focus to a new WR intra-play.

Clayton should have no problem eclipsing 800 yards in '06. Mason should net his typical 1000-1100, while Heap should nab another 800-900.

 

[jdraiders]

I think Clayton will see the bigger bump-up. Even w/o McNair, Mason still totalled 86-1073 last year.

McNair (unlike Boller) has the experience and talent to check-down from Mason/Heap to Clayton. Boller seemed to have problems when he was forced to switch his focus to a new WR intra-play.

Clayton should have no problem eclipsing 800 yards in '06. Mason should net his typical 1000-1100, while Heap should nab another 800-900.

 

[zamboni]

Considering McNair is just joining the team now (with considerably less than a full offseason), I think, at least initially, it benefits Mason as the guy he's used to throwing to.

 

[Spike]

Considering McNair is just joining the team now (with considerably less than a full offseason), I think, at least initially, it benefits Mason as the guy he's used to throwing to.

That's what I was figuring also.Additionally, I figure Clayton to be somewhat screwed now. I think McNair keys on Mason first, then Heap (as TEN had/has a propensity to go to their TEs) and Clayton a distant third.