BroadwayG
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You're predicting at least a 10% increase in production, which has to be either in efficiency (YPA) or sheer number of attempts. As I mentioned the attempts have remained constant for them the past two years. You certainly could call for Ryan to suddenly launch 630 passes, but that's extremely unlikely and would require Turner to go down or their defense to completely implode and turn every game into a track meet. If you're counting on one of these to account for your 10%, that's cool, but you're talking out your heinie.That leaves a better efficiency. Again as I mentioned, Ryan seemed to take a huge step forward last year, but his efficiency stats remained slightly above average (YPA, Comp %). Is Ryan going to have a 70% completion rate next year to generate that 10% increase you're predicting? Again, highly unlikely.The last option would be having the new weapons he has will boost his YPA by 10%. But their offense just isn't predicated on the big plays. Ryan's longest pass play last year was 46 yards. They're capable of doing it, but after their performance last year, why would they break what's working and start flinging the rock downfield? Julio Jones? You projecting him to go 60/1300/12? Again, that's cool, but for a guy with a rap for bad route running and suspect hands, I think that's pretty preposterous.So yes, he's a lower tier #1 and fine where you drafted him, but it's going to take some kind of football anomaly for him to hit 4,000 yards.No prob, his attempts and TDs have gone up every year, and his yards would have too...if he didnt miss 2 games in 09'-10'. Throw into that he is fairly accurate with 62.5% comp. pct., that is close enough for White to make snags, and he will get Ryan good stats alone. Add to that a Top teir rookie WR, who Atlanta felt high enough on to trade a ton for, into the mix... how can you not PROJECT HIGHER stats for Ryan? Remeber all we are doing is projecting so looking at stats, talent and upside, along with the scheme and players/talent around him to for see the season. Plus I'm not as much worried about yards, as I am TDs, and I see that at around 30.So if it Matters...He is coming into his own has shown growth and is an unbelievable talent. And as far as his schedule, he is playing a lot of teams that are bad against the pass. Seattle, Indy, Houston, Carolina (twice) and as of now Detroit (Aso coming soon?)4125/31/14 So at his draft position, a good solid pick, IMHO.I hope that works for you, you may not like him (or me), but his talent, upside, and stats, say he is at the bottom of Teir 1.
Ummm, what else are you suppose to use to compare players and their projections?Back, in 1994 seriously. Now pictus stated above I should stay caged until provoked....lolFirst of all, after you virtually agreed with me that Ryan is a teir 1 wr, you compare stats of length of pass plays and you did simple math of the really reasonable pct. of increase a 4th yr WR whith a solid team around him should eclipse.Yet you call your self a guru and drop the mic?Well the reason you dropped the mic my friend is because your hands were greased up from the reaming of knowledge you just took.Dont ever test my knowledge, and oppoese me...and then you later agree with me, and pretend you won something. Were you wearing a hard hat because I dropped the knowledge.
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