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Meh. Both are not well-rounded enough to threaten defenses in different ways.
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Colts could win it all this year
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Meh. Both are not well-rounded enough to threaten defenses in different ways.
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DHB only has 1 drop this season. Compare that to 7 drops by Tavon Austin or 4 by Josh Gordon or 6 by Aaron Dobson & 5 by Eric Decker.
And Crabtree led the league in drops one year in his career.
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DHB only has 1 drop? After DHB dropped a ball last night the announcers referenced said drop being DHB's 4th drop in 2 or 3 games (can't remember if they said 2 or 3 games, but it was less than 4).Not that I'm saying the announcers weren't talking out of their asses, but they definitely mentioned him dropping passes in clutch situations the past few weeks.
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Not that I'm saying the announcers weren't talking out of their asses, but they definitely mentioned him dropping passes in clutch situations the past few weeks.
It depends on who you follow with the drops statistic. Some websites are really touchy when it comes to drops. If it hits you, no matter how inaccurate the ball is or how off balance you are, some websites consider it a drop. Others are on the opposite end of things.
I trust Pro Football Focus with the drops statistic more than anybody (Washington Post is probably 2nd best) and they have DHB with 4 drops this season. One in week one vs. Oakland, zero in weeks 2-4, one vs. Seattle in week 5, zero against San Diego in week 6, and two last night vs. Denver.
With all of that said, I personally don't just look at the drops stat when judging a player's catching ability.
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Not that I'm saying the announcers weren't talking out of their asses, but they definitely mentioned him dropping passes in clutch situations the past few weeks.
I missed the game, so that drop might've made it 2.
Would you take Darrell Jackson in his prime as your #2 WR? I would. Not saying DHB is as good as DJax was; I'm saying hands are just one aspect of a player's game. It's a big one, but it's not everything.
DHB is better than any healthy WR on the 49ers not named Anquan. And he'd probably start for the Seahawks.
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I'm from Indy so u know I see every Colts game. & I've seen him drop atleast 4 in the last 2 wks. I was surprise he caught that Td yesterday. Yes he's fast, but who wants a fast Wr. That can't catch!!!
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Hands is 1 aspect. SICKNESS my guy it's the main aspect!!!
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So I'm sure you would've taken JJ Stokes over TO. Stokes' hands were MUCH better than TO's.
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Funny my guy. J.J. was a bum & I never wanted him as a 9er. But saying he's better then our WR's isn't saying much. & I would still take Decker & Gordon over DHB.
