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Footballguy
from PFF:
"Joe Burrow‘s struggles are the early talk of training camp. Cincinnati’s offensive line is also having major issues blocking the defensive front, per The Athletic‘s Paul Dehner Jr., which is re-igniting the Ja’Marr Chase versus Penei Sewell debate.
Don't freak out, though. It's still early, and Burrow may simply be adjusting to practice at full speed in pads after a long injury layoff.
Tee Higgins is the one player turning heads in training camp thus far. Per Albert Breer of the MMQB, Higgins is significantly stronger and in better shape, and he has been “on fire” in training camp."
It's going to be hard for Chase to get the numbers some are predicting for him, what with the inability to find separation as beat writers have mentioned, as well as the o-line woes. Ok so you take the beat writers opinions with a grain of salt, that's fine, you still need to get around the poor offensive line. finally you need to make the assumption that Chase can immediately make an impact strong enough to post some of the ridiculous #'s many are projecting for him , and add to the mess the fact that Higgins and Boyd aren't going away.
cannot see any way possible that Chase gets more than about 55-60 recs this season. someone had him down for 90 recs?! I'll take the under on that, please.
"Joe Burrow‘s struggles are the early talk of training camp. Cincinnati’s offensive line is also having major issues blocking the defensive front, per The Athletic‘s Paul Dehner Jr., which is re-igniting the Ja’Marr Chase versus Penei Sewell debate.
Don't freak out, though. It's still early, and Burrow may simply be adjusting to practice at full speed in pads after a long injury layoff.
Tee Higgins is the one player turning heads in training camp thus far. Per Albert Breer of the MMQB, Higgins is significantly stronger and in better shape, and he has been “on fire” in training camp."
It's going to be hard for Chase to get the numbers some are predicting for him, what with the inability to find separation as beat writers have mentioned, as well as the o-line woes. Ok so you take the beat writers opinions with a grain of salt, that's fine, you still need to get around the poor offensive line. finally you need to make the assumption that Chase can immediately make an impact strong enough to post some of the ridiculous #'s many are projecting for him , and add to the mess the fact that Higgins and Boyd aren't going away.
cannot see any way possible that Chase gets more than about 55-60 recs this season. someone had him down for 90 recs?! I'll take the under on that, please.
