The Jokeman

Hopefully Nielsen and Rebrovich can help with that. Skyy Moore book has been written, I don't think he caught a pass all season.

and ironically he has the most YPC over all other rookie WRs taken in 2021-2024.

Meanwhile the Chiefs are doing a great job with guys like Felix Anudike-Uzomah, Kingsley Suamataia/Wayna Morris and Skyy Moore.

Von Miller's injury did us in toss in Leonard Floyd went AWOL in the 2nd half of last season.

Hollins may not but if Samuel avoids injury and Coleman develops more than he doesn't have to. The great thing about not having a number 1 guy you aren't over relying on just one guy to produce.

We need what Von was pre injury (8 sacks in 11 games) no doubt but we also have holes at CB opposite Benford and Dline depth to worry about.

We weren't a BTJ away from beating the Chiefs. We needed a difference making DE and guess what the best rookie was Chop Robinson and hate to break it to you he wouldn't have been good enough even as DROY.

If we're giving up at least two 1s for Garrett what's left for Williams?

Fine. Worthy is better right now but I'm not disappointed with Keon as some are on this board. Did he come in as a rookie and be the alpha #1 we all wanted? No but he did display some better speed than I expected based on predraft process. He also showed playmaking ability when given a chance in space. Again I liken him to a Muhsin Mohammed.

I guess if Keon had 3x more touches he could have had 1731 yards and 12 TDs. But I know Worthy's better.

Is it a fail or a guy that wasn't fully recovered from a broken wrist?

Way more? Worthy had like more 80 yards more than Coleman in the regular season.

I was expecting you to say this guy https://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/front-office/tom-donahoe

Cuz his HC has a history of letting rookies start. Righhhhhhhhht. Compared to Worthy who was competing against who once Rice went down?

Guess what, KC passed on McConkey too. As did the Chargers did in Round 1. Again you can't post stats without relevance to opportunity.

KC used Worthy like we used Shakir. Keon by contrast was similar to way KC uses Justin Watson.

Objectively Worthy was targeted more which lead him to out produce Coleman.

If we stay at 30 my early target is Tyleik Williams. A combo of Princely Umanmielen and Trey Amos in Round 2 be a nice start depending what free agency brings.

Why is Worthy better? Better stats? Coleman had 100 or so less yards than Worthy in half the targets. For a poorer 40 time Keon had almost a double YPC, broke more tackles. Show me what Worthy numbers would have been with a healthy Rice or Brown ahead of him during the season.

Dwayne Carter and Van Granger.

But for how long will Garrett perform at that level. 29 vs 27 is a big gap in the NFL.

1. Kincaid broke the Bills reception record for a TE his rookie. So yeah he doesn't get targeted. 2/3. His age isn't a factor these next two seasons we have him under contract. 4. Not all TEs are great blockers. George Kittles are an exception in the modern NFL not the rule. 5. Dawson Knox got over paid, maybe Beane will learn from it? 6./7./8./9. What TE do you propose that we can get that's significantly better? 9. PS Even with his low TD number we still have had a top 6 scoring offense the last 2 seasons.

I agree we need to improve this off-season. Clearly we need more pass rush help. The question is at what cost? I mean losing pick #30 and a high pick next year for a guy like Maxx Crosby to me is worth exploring. Myles Garrett at 29 isn't bad either. I'd also see if can add an older guy in free agency like Matt Judon to play the Von role. Problem is Worthy hasn't shown to be a consistent deep threat even when he gets short plays his RAC been pedestrian. I'll give him credit for a good rookie season but considering what was around him the Chiefs didn't have much.

The Chiefs could be in trouble if Kelce retires and if they lose Trey Smith, Nick Bolton, Justin Reid in free agency which is possible. Toss in they clearly have a glaring hole at LT.

For what? Is what we get be as good as Kincaid? As he's 15th in receiving yards by a TE in the last two seasons. Can he be better? Yes. But he can be a helluva lot worse.