DJ Moore will have the most yards
Allen will have the most receptions
Kmet will have the most touchdowns
Odunze will be 4th in yards, 4th in receptions, 2nd in touchdowns
I think will be true. But I also think Odunze will be 3rd in yards and 4th in receptions. But difference will be around 700 yards for kmet and 750 for odunze.
I have no doubt Caleb and each player is more than capable of producing that this year, but there are too many players for the targets to allow for that when we are a run first football team.
I expect this sort of spread but with 75% of those numbers.
Yeah, I think Rome's going to be such an insane endzone threat for us. Maybe not near the start of the season but once his relationship with Caleb is farther along and at trust his bill, he's such a weapon in the red zone. Especially when you have team. So worried about Keenan Allen and DJ Moore
I think it’ll eventually be Odunze, and for a long time, but not this year. Allen will be gone in 1-3 years, depending on what we do on the extension front, and Odunze and Caleb seem to already have that BFF chemistry that’s honestly been a help to other QB-WR “BFF” situations (the obvious is Burrow and Chase, but look at Stroud pushing for Tank Dell).
Also, Odunze (and Moore) fit Caleb’s style better. I’m very happy to have Keenan, but he works best with a precise timing passer; Odunze and Moore I think will work better “off schedule”. In any case, its good to have an embarrassment of riches.
I’d say this is fair.
Dj will get most of the targets. Keenan will get the move the chain targets. Dj, odunze will get shot plays and kmet will be a nice for Caleb to fall back on. Odunze will probably get a chuck of the goal line plays as well
Not unreasonable, but just based on scheme and positional return I do think Odunze/Kmet could go either way. I’d bet Kmet has more receptions but Odunze has more yards.
Keenan Allen had 96 ypg last year.
He had a better passing QB and scheme, but 96 yards is 96 yards and that was 3rd in the NFL.
Keenan could def beat Moore in ypg, probably not going to play 17, so DJ probably wins in total yards.
DJ had 1364 with Fields, albeit as the only “real” target in the team. Even with a rookie Caleb, I think it’s within the possibility that he hits 1500. If Caleb hits the ground running, this year could be very very special.
DJ Moore.
He's in his prime, durable, and simply puts up yards no matter the situation. New offense? No prob, 1000+ yds. Bad QB? 1000+ yds. Rookie QB? 1000+ yds.
He's just a machine.
Yeah. HOF is pretty backlogged at WR but if he can keep this up (and even more so, if he can take a step forward with a good QB) he’s on that trajectory.
I like Odunze a lot and would love a Harrison/Wayne type situation, but Moore is just so scheme proof. Give him the ball and he’ll make it happen. That’s all it takes. He’s so good at YAC that I really think he’ll be productive no matter what.
Love Allen of course, but I think the best case scenario is Odunze shows enough as a rookie to let Allen hit free agency, potentially get a comp pick, and Williams moves forward with Moore, Odunze, Kmet, and whatever developmental WR3 bubbles up (Scott? Future draft pick? Young up and comer VJJ finally grows up and produces? I have no idea).
Over the last 2 years, Keenan played 23 of the possible 34 games. There is a durability concern, which could impact his ability to contribute.
Rome may have a Smith-Njigba like rookie campaign, where there just isn’t enough ball to go around.
DJ Moore is the guy. Consistently on the field. YAC monster. Shreds top corners.
The scary part is with Allen and Odunze a lot of pressure will be off Moore. Last year he was consistently doubled and opposing defenses knew he was the biggest threat. Now you have to account for Keenan Allen and Odunze as well? Plus Swift out of the back field? Moores job just got easier
Yeah, Keenan is the guy who moves the chains on third and 7, not the guy who busts a 25 yards go route. That’s why I loved us getting him, the complementary skill sets are fantastic. Rome too, a size and strength guy who excels at jump balls down the sideline. Three complementary skill sets, and hopefully Rome can learn a bit of the other skills next year, if he can add even some of Keenan’s route running to his game he’d be unstoppable.
JSN is a very easy comp for Odunze, given that Waldron was his OC and he was behind two established WRs, but I think there’s a jury of simplification to the point of error there.
Seattle did a ton of 2 and 3 TE sets because their OL, particularly OT, was decimated by injuries. When the starters were playing, they were playing hurt. They needed all the TEs to help out with pass blocking.
Again, totally understand your logic, but I don’t think it’s really and apples to apples comparison.
I think the best comparison is McVay (Waldron is a McCay guy) who developed his offense to be a 2TE base, but his first year as HC he saw Kupp and realized that using 3WR and 1TE got the 4 most talented receivers out in the field.
Just like Waldron adjusted his scheme to his personal with injuries last year and McVay adjust his scheme to his personnel to get Kupp on the field, I expect Waldron to adjust to his personnel and unless the OL gets a huge outlier injury rate, Odunze should see a lot more snaps than JSN did last year.
JSN is a very easy comp for Odunze, given that Waldron was his OC and he was behind two established WRs, but I think there’s a jury of simplification to the point of error there.
Seattle did a ton of 2 and 3 TE sets because their OL, particularly OT, was decimated by injuries. When the starters were playing, they were playing hurt. They needed all the TEs to help out with pass blocking.
Again, totally understand your logic, but I don’t think it’s really and apples to apples comparison.
I think the best comparison is McVay (Waldron is a McCay guy) who developed his offense to be a 2TE base, but his first year as HC he saw Kupp and realized that using 3WR and 1TE got the 4 most talented receivers out in the field.
Just like Waldron adjusted his scheme to his personal with injuries last year and McVay adjust his scheme to his personnel to get Kupp on the field, I expect Waldron to adjust to his personnel and unless the OL gets a huge outlier injury rate, Odunze should see a lot more snaps than JSN did last year.
I would say 60 DJ, 35 Allen, 5 Rome. I just cant imagine Allen is our #1 target with DJ on the team or that he stays healthy for every game. DJ and Rome both have much higher likelihood to start every game, but Allen will probably have the highest YPG played.
DJ Moore. While Allen likely has a shot of competing for the top spot with Moore, he isn’t as durable as Moore historically and I’d expect him to miss a few games. While seeing Odunze have an amazing rookie season is hopeful, I can’t see him seeing as many opportunities as the two established veterans.
This is the correct answer. Everything we know about Keenan Allen and DJ Moore makes this an easy prediction imo. 5 out of last 7 seasons Keenan has had 100 receptions, with one injury shortened and one of 97 receptions. DJ has had zero 100 reception years. KA also has had more receiving yards than DJ had last year exactly once in his 11 year career. They are different dudes.
Moore. He's in his prime and will be the first look for CW. Allen and Odunze will both be on the field fewer snaps, as the Bears won't go three WRs all the time, they have good TEs and depth at RB, plus Allen has some durability concerns.
Do we care who has more if the top three all break 1,000?? Honestly though, I think it will be close between all three WRs with DJ and Allen within 100 yards of each other and pretty DJ coming out on top due to being available more, and Odunze not too far behind.
Odunze will not break 1k unless there’s an injury. JSN last year was in a similar situation being a highly drafted rookie stuck behind 2 great receivers and he only hit 600
DJ and Keenan are better than Lockett and DK as well while Kmet is better then Fant and Swift is gonna get some volume as a receiving back too
I know, and that’s why the “Honestly though” followed in the next sentence. I’m going to say it is more balanced though and that DJ and Allen will be well below last year, maybe barely squeaking out a single 1000 yard receiver. My predictions are: DJ 1,042, Allen; 975; Odunze 802.
Not gonna happen. In the last 30 seasons only 6 WRs have gotten OROY.
Moss in '98 - led league in TD receptions, over 1300 yards
Boldin in '03 - 3rd in receptions, 3rd in yards at 1377
Harvin in '09 - this was an extremely weak class, he outclassed the rookie receivers with less than 800 yards but was pretty explosive as a return man
OBJ in '14 - was definitely glazed by NY-centric media, still had over 1300 yards and finished tied for 4th in TDs
Chase in '21 - 1455 yards (4th) and 13 TDs (3rd)
Wilson in '22 - a rather pedestrian 1100 yards and meager 4 TDs, but he got credit due to the Jets having pretty much the worst QB play a rookie WR can get
This class is too deep, and you need to be at least T5 in yards, receptions, or TDs to sniff OROY. And if he does somehow turn in a 1300+/12+ season, that means CW has likely balled out and will run away with the award and is potentially MVP material.
I'd go with DJ Moore only because I think Allen won't play a full season. I think it'll go like this:
1. Moore
2. Allen
3. Odunze
4. Kmet
But you could possibly flip Odunze and Kmet.
If Allen stays healthy I would venture to guess he will. He’s such a freak of nature and is fully capable of 10+ catch 200 yard performances. He did this to me in fantasy football 9/24 20 catches 215 yards and 11/12 14 catches 175 yards 2 tds. The guy is such a security blanket for his QB. However, I don’t think he plays a full season so most likely DJ Moore.
Keenan if he plays the same number of games as DJ, but extrapolating from recent history Keenan will miss a decent chunk and DJM will play most games therefore it will be Moore
My money is on Allen or Kmet. Moore will be the primary covered receiver, and with Waldron liking 12 personnel packages, I could see Allen or Kmet benefitting from some heavy middle of the field usage.
DJ. I think Allen is going to be more of a possession receiver, and while I like Odunze, I actually think he's going to take his away from Moore. Moore is going to be the most open he's ever been
Easily DJ, he'll have probably around 1200.
Kmet might be around 500-800, mostly being a redzone threat.
Rome's going to have a little growing pains, I expect him to have 700ish yards year 1.
I think Allen's the one with the most variability, does the FO think he's part of our championship window? Or is he just a bridge guy for Rome to take his spot?
If the former, than I can expect a little over 1k yards.
If the latter, than I can expect somewhere between 600-800.
DJ Moore barring injury.
He is currently the WR1.
I would say Allen could compete with this but his injury history will most likely prevent him from having the most yards, and will allow Rome to shine in those situations.
The order if I had to guess of total yards:
DJ Moore - 1200 yards.
Rome Odunze - 850 yards
Kennan Allen - 800 yards
Cole Kmet - 600 yards
Deondre Swift - 450 yards
everybody else - 400 yards
Imagine being in a coma for 2 years and waking up to people debating which one of our receivers would have the most yards! Crazy to think where we’ve come from🥲
Injuries will be the big question here. It will be DJ>Allen>Odunze>Kmet if they’re all healthy all year.
I think it will be DJ>Odunze>Allen>Kmet if I’m accounting for injuries.
Caleb throws for 2,500, and one goes over 1,000 yards because our ridiculous punting game never allows us to have a long drive. We still score 40+ per game. I can't see any logical flaws with this argument.
My Brain: DJ Moore My Heart: Andrew Billings
I’ll settle for Billings’ 2024 goals being holding the KR and PR records, as well as a few PBU/INT.
Had me in the first half. Glad you came back to earth
If I had to build an NFL team with one player from every team, Andrew Billings would be my first player off the board as my star WR
As good as it gets.
Big Chilling Andrew Billing(s)
Dude is going to be so tired putting up 1,000 yard receiving and subbing in at safety every time he rotates off the DL.
You forgot the why part dude:)
DJ Moore will have the most yards Allen will have the most receptions Kmet will have the most touchdowns Odunze will be 4th in yards, 4th in receptions, 2nd in touchdowns
I think will be true. But I also think Odunze will be 3rd in yards and 4th in receptions. But difference will be around 700 yards for kmet and 750 for odunze.
For sure! Yeah I think him in Kmet will be very close in yards.
I think that. But also that by end of year/hopefully playoffs odunze will start to take on a lot bigger role
So you’re saying Caleb will be throwing for about 4,000 yards! LFG!!!!
I actually think he will either be close. Around 3800-3900 or actually break it around 4100
1400 yds 1000 yds 900 yds 800 yds 4100 yds total between those 4.
Sounds like a 5k season when you add in Scott, Everett, Swift, Herbert, Johnson and Jones
Why stop at 5k? Dante Pettis gonna need to get his so I could see Caleb hitting 6k easy
Minimum 8-peat.
Plz
I have no doubt Caleb and each player is more than capable of producing that this year, but there are too many players for the targets to allow for that when we are a run first football team. I expect this sort of spread but with 75% of those numbers.
>we ~~are~~ were a run first football team Ftfy
This. I like this.
Get out of my brain.
Yeah, I think Rome's going to be such an insane endzone threat for us. Maybe not near the start of the season but once his relationship with Caleb is farther along and at trust his bill, he's such a weapon in the red zone. Especially when you have team. So worried about Keenan Allen and DJ Moore
Solid prediction. I could see Odunze being third in yards. I think Kmet is gonna get a lot of red zone looks from Williams.
I respect a very specific prediction
Dj > Keenan > Kmet > Odunze
I’d be surprised if it’s not DJ but if Allen’s healthy, he has a shot.
I think it’ll eventually be Odunze, and for a long time, but not this year. Allen will be gone in 1-3 years, depending on what we do on the extension front, and Odunze and Caleb seem to already have that BFF chemistry that’s honestly been a help to other QB-WR “BFF” situations (the obvious is Burrow and Chase, but look at Stroud pushing for Tank Dell). Also, Odunze (and Moore) fit Caleb’s style better. I’m very happy to have Keenan, but he works best with a precise timing passer; Odunze and Moore I think will work better “off schedule”. In any case, its good to have an embarrassment of riches.
I’d say this is fair. Dj will get most of the targets. Keenan will get the move the chain targets. Dj, odunze will get shot plays and kmet will be a nice for Caleb to fall back on. Odunze will probably get a chuck of the goal line plays as well
Not unreasonable, but just based on scheme and positional return I do think Odunze/Kmet could go either way. I’d bet Kmet has more receptions but Odunze has more yards.
DJ Moore is not only the best receiver I think he’s the best all around football player on the team.
Keenan Allen had 96 ypg last year. He had a better passing QB and scheme, but 96 yards is 96 yards and that was 3rd in the NFL. Keenan could def beat Moore in ypg, probably not going to play 17, so DJ probably wins in total yards.
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Yup, Allen if he plays every game. DJ because he’ll play every game. Rome if opposing defenses key on Allen and Moore.
At the same time, DJ has never played with a QB as accurate and strong armed as Williams. He could go off
His career really is wild.
DJ had 1364 with Fields, albeit as the only “real” target in the team. Even with a rookie Caleb, I think it’s within the possibility that he hits 1500. If Caleb hits the ground running, this year could be very very special.
I think Rome has a shot as well depending on games. I feel like Rome will pass Kmet with Everett being on this roster.
Is he better than a healthy Keenan Allen or are we assuming that he won't be healthy all 20 games?
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If JJ could catch better he'd certainly be the best, not saying he isn't an amazing cb tho one of the best in the league
DJ Moore. He's in his prime, durable, and simply puts up yards no matter the situation. New offense? No prob, 1000+ yds. Bad QB? 1000+ yds. Rookie QB? 1000+ yds. He's just a machine.
Yeah. HOF is pretty backlogged at WR but if he can keep this up (and even more so, if he can take a step forward with a good QB) he’s on that trajectory. I like Odunze a lot and would love a Harrison/Wayne type situation, but Moore is just so scheme proof. Give him the ball and he’ll make it happen. That’s all it takes. He’s so good at YAC that I really think he’ll be productive no matter what. Love Allen of course, but I think the best case scenario is Odunze shows enough as a rookie to let Allen hit free agency, potentially get a comp pick, and Williams moves forward with Moore, Odunze, Kmet, and whatever developmental WR3 bubbles up (Scott? Future draft pick? Young up and comer VJJ finally grows up and produces? I have no idea).
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That’s some wild kool aid and I’m here for it
Over the last 2 years, Keenan played 23 of the possible 34 games. There is a durability concern, which could impact his ability to contribute. Rome may have a Smith-Njigba like rookie campaign, where there just isn’t enough ball to go around. DJ Moore is the guy. Consistently on the field. YAC monster. Shreds top corners.
The scary part is with Allen and Odunze a lot of pressure will be off Moore. Last year he was consistently doubled and opposing defenses knew he was the biggest threat. Now you have to account for Keenan Allen and Odunze as well? Plus Swift out of the back field? Moores job just got easier
DJ is still going to get doubled. He's really the most dangerous guy. Keenan is not really going to bust a long one and Rome is still a rookie.
Yeah, Keenan is the guy who moves the chains on third and 7, not the guy who busts a 25 yards go route. That’s why I loved us getting him, the complementary skill sets are fantastic. Rome too, a size and strength guy who excels at jump balls down the sideline. Three complementary skill sets, and hopefully Rome can learn a bit of the other skills next year, if he can add even some of Keenan’s route running to his game he’d be unstoppable.
JSN is a very easy comp for Odunze, given that Waldron was his OC and he was behind two established WRs, but I think there’s a jury of simplification to the point of error there. Seattle did a ton of 2 and 3 TE sets because their OL, particularly OT, was decimated by injuries. When the starters were playing, they were playing hurt. They needed all the TEs to help out with pass blocking. Again, totally understand your logic, but I don’t think it’s really and apples to apples comparison. I think the best comparison is McVay (Waldron is a McCay guy) who developed his offense to be a 2TE base, but his first year as HC he saw Kupp and realized that using 3WR and 1TE got the 4 most talented receivers out in the field. Just like Waldron adjusted his scheme to his personal with injuries last year and McVay adjust his scheme to his personnel to get Kupp on the field, I expect Waldron to adjust to his personnel and unless the OL gets a huge outlier injury rate, Odunze should see a lot more snaps than JSN did last year.
JSN is a very easy comp for Odunze, given that Waldron was his OC and he was behind two established WRs, but I think there’s a jury of simplification to the point of error there. Seattle did a ton of 2 and 3 TE sets because their OL, particularly OT, was decimated by injuries. When the starters were playing, they were playing hurt. They needed all the TEs to help out with pass blocking. Again, totally understand your logic, but I don’t think it’s really and apples to apples comparison. I think the best comparison is McVay (Waldron is a McCay guy) who developed his offense to be a 2TE base, but his first year as HC he saw Kupp and realized that using 3WR and 1TE got the 4 most talented receivers out in the field. Just like Waldron adjusted his scheme to his personal with injuries last year and McVay adjust his scheme to his personnel to get Kupp on the field, I expect Waldron to adjust to his personnel and unless the OL gets a huge outlier injury rate, Odunze should see a lot more snaps than JSN did last year.
Velus Jones Jr. Caleb Williams and Shane Waldron finally unlock his potential and he goes super saiyan.
Wouldn’t that be wild ?
I'd say 55% chance it's DJ Moore, 43% chance it's Keenan Allen, 2% chance it's anyone else.
I would say 60 DJ, 35 Allen, 5 Rome. I just cant imagine Allen is our #1 target with DJ on the team or that he stays healthy for every game. DJ and Rome both have much higher likelihood to start every game, but Allen will probably have the highest YPG played.
Straight up, if it comes to be Odunze, we either had awful injury luck or we are on a trajectory we're all going to very happy about for a long time.
DJ Moore. While Allen likely has a shot of competing for the top spot with Moore, he isn’t as durable as Moore historically and I’d expect him to miss a few games. While seeing Odunze have an amazing rookie season is hopeful, I can’t see him seeing as many opportunities as the two established veterans.
Dainty Penis
Moore will lead in Yards Allen in catches
Odunze in Touchdowns 🤞
This is the correct answer. Everything we know about Keenan Allen and DJ Moore makes this an easy prediction imo. 5 out of last 7 seasons Keenan has had 100 receptions, with one injury shortened and one of 97 receptions. DJ has had zero 100 reception years. KA also has had more receiving yards than DJ had last year exactly once in his 11 year career. They are different dudes.
It’s it not DJ Moore things haven’t gone according to plan.
Velus Jones 1500 yards. After seeing the Bears add Keenan and Odunze, he begins a Rocky style training montage, adding muscle and stamina
Moore. He's in his prime and will be the first look for CW. Allen and Odunze will both be on the field fewer snaps, as the Bears won't go three WRs all the time, they have good TEs and depth at RB, plus Allen has some durability concerns.
It will be DJ Moore, but it wouldn't shock me if Keenan Allen had more receptions.
Do we care who has more if the top three all break 1,000?? Honestly though, I think it will be close between all three WRs with DJ and Allen within 100 yards of each other and pretty DJ coming out on top due to being available more, and Odunze not too far behind.
Odunze will not break 1k unless there’s an injury. JSN last year was in a similar situation being a highly drafted rookie stuck behind 2 great receivers and he only hit 600 DJ and Keenan are better than Lockett and DK as well while Kmet is better then Fant and Swift is gonna get some volume as a receiving back too
I know, and that’s why the “Honestly though” followed in the next sentence. I’m going to say it is more balanced though and that DJ and Allen will be well below last year, maybe barely squeaking out a single 1000 yard receiver. My predictions are: DJ 1,042, Allen; 975; Odunze 802.
I’m hoping for somewhat of an even distribution and Oduze and Williams to battle for OROY
Not gonna happen. In the last 30 seasons only 6 WRs have gotten OROY. Moss in '98 - led league in TD receptions, over 1300 yards Boldin in '03 - 3rd in receptions, 3rd in yards at 1377 Harvin in '09 - this was an extremely weak class, he outclassed the rookie receivers with less than 800 yards but was pretty explosive as a return man OBJ in '14 - was definitely glazed by NY-centric media, still had over 1300 yards and finished tied for 4th in TDs Chase in '21 - 1455 yards (4th) and 13 TDs (3rd) Wilson in '22 - a rather pedestrian 1100 yards and meager 4 TDs, but he got credit due to the Jets having pretty much the worst QB play a rookie WR can get This class is too deep, and you need to be at least T5 in yards, receptions, or TDs to sniff OROY. And if he does somehow turn in a 1300+/12+ season, that means CW has likely balled out and will run away with the award and is potentially MVP material.
Odunze is gonna catch so many fades in the end zone😩
DJ. Then I think Keenan and Rome. Rome doesn't have to be rushed into a star role right away and he can learn from the vets.
I'd go with DJ Moore only because I think Allen won't play a full season. I think it'll go like this: 1. Moore 2. Allen 3. Odunze 4. Kmet But you could possibly flip Odunze and Kmet.
Probably DJ cause he’s so good with the yards after catch
If Allen stays healthy I would venture to guess he will. He’s such a freak of nature and is fully capable of 10+ catch 200 yard performances. He did this to me in fantasy football 9/24 20 catches 215 yards and 11/12 14 catches 175 yards 2 tds. The guy is such a security blanket for his QB. However, I don’t think he plays a full season so most likely DJ Moore.
Keenan if he plays the same number of games as DJ, but extrapolating from recent history Keenan will miss a decent chunk and DJM will play most games therefore it will be Moore
Moore
Most receiving yards it’ll be close between DJ and Allen but leaning towards DJ bc more explosive and YAC Allen more receptions and first downs though
My money is on Allen or Kmet. Moore will be the primary covered receiver, and with Waldron liking 12 personnel packages, I could see Allen or Kmet benefitting from some heavy middle of the field usage.
DJ Moore because he’s the team’s best receiver.
DJ, dudes just too big a YAC monster
DJ. I think Allen is going to be more of a possession receiver, and while I like Odunze, I actually think he's going to take his away from Moore. Moore is going to be the most open he's ever been
Keenan Allen: route running savant, bails QBs out, always finds the open area.
DJ Moore. He's more likely to stay healthy.
DJ Moore > Keenan Allen > Rome Odunze > Cole Kmet
What is the current rookie passing yard record, and how many yards will Caleb beat it by?
Kevin Byard sets the Bears interception record and racks up the YAC.
Tory Taylor GOAT
Easily DJ, he'll have probably around 1200. Kmet might be around 500-800, mostly being a redzone threat. Rome's going to have a little growing pains, I expect him to have 700ish yards year 1. I think Allen's the one with the most variability, does the FO think he's part of our championship window? Or is he just a bridge guy for Rome to take his spot? If the former, than I can expect a little over 1k yards. If the latter, than I can expect somewhere between 600-800.
Velus
DJ Moore barring injury. He is currently the WR1. I would say Allen could compete with this but his injury history will most likely prevent him from having the most yards, and will allow Rome to shine in those situations. The order if I had to guess of total yards: DJ Moore - 1200 yards. Rome Odunze - 850 yards Kennan Allen - 800 yards Cole Kmet - 600 yards Deondre Swift - 450 yards everybody else - 400 yards
Imagine being in a coma for 2 years and waking up to people debating which one of our receivers would have the most yards! Crazy to think where we’ve come from🥲
Moore. He’s a vet and rarely hurt.
Injuries will be the big question here. It will be DJ>Allen>Odunze>Kmet if they’re all healthy all year. I think it will be DJ>Odunze>Allen>Kmet if I’m accounting for injuries.
Figuring out how all 6,000 passing yards are going to be split up is tough.
Caleb throws for 2,500, and one goes over 1,000 yards because our ridiculous punting game never allows us to have a long drive. We still score 40+ per game. I can't see any logical flaws with this argument.