No- I just don't care. RBDM ain't just a joke. It's like asking me if Kareem Hunt or Damien Williams are better.
so a 3-4 year agenda. OK.
Higgins and Callaway are replacement value guys at the moment. Every team but the very worst WR groups will have these kind of players as their 3 and 4.
Can I up his YPC with made up numbers like you did? 7 ypc? Guy is at 10.5 for his career. 16 this year and 12 last season. Never below 8.8
I have some bad news for you when you compare their targetshares. Hint- one has a massively bloated targetshare on a bad team, and did relatively unimpressive things with it. The only reason Godwin doesn't achieve those numbers is the Bucs are vaguely smart enough to not shove 160 targets at a WR just because. Even last night when Landry has an ok yardage total, he only caught a third of his targets. He's horrifically overrated still, apparently.You mentioned the Broncos. Too funny. Chris Godwin? Here are his & Landry's career #'s.
Landry- 491 catches / 5,175 yards / 26 TD's / 5.9 catches per game (two 1,100 yard seasons- in Miami of all places & 2 seasons of 970 yards) & 4x Pro Bolwer. Two 100 catch seasons & 3 seasons with 80+.
Godwin- 107 catches / 1,581 yards / 10 TD's / 3.1 catches per game (zero 1,000 yard seasons). Zero 100 catch or 80 catch seasons.
Granted Godwin's only in his 3rd year. But even though 2 full seasons Landry has more catches, yards & TD's. Godwin though 2 years 93 catches. Landry- 194.
"Sit down, it's not close". Alrighty then.
Actually, the debate was you saying there are 20 teams with better WRs than the Browns then naming some of these teams making you look more foolish.
Now check his yards per target in Cleveland. Their usage of him is different in Cleveland, but it's actually not any better. Still bad.
When people have to lie or willfully misinterpret relative statements to win arguments >>>>
why would I check yards/target? You said 7-9 ypc. are you thinking the "c" there stands for target?
Twas the case in Miami. (albeit he had the amazing 10.5 YPC season, I have been very owned)
he was roughly 10 ypc in Miami. Never lower than 8.8.
*blinks*
First you say catching a lot of balls no big deal when they are short. You even said better off catching less but for more yards. Now he is catching less and for more yards and you are ridiculing him.
The point was that he was inefficient, YPC in Miami being an indicator as that is most of his career, but his YPC going up in Cleveland and his catch % dropping so much his YDs/Target is virtually unchanged really isn't the own you seem to be thinking it is. It just means he's found a new way to be inefficient; or just used differently to reach the same conclusion.
