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Getting so excited to see Matt lead this group. For anyone who has been in attendance - how is PC moving? Is he looking explosive? He is the x-factor IMO. -
Really it get down to Watson isn't liked by the boss (Ballard). If my boss didn't like me, I would be fired right away. -
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By Jared Cisneros · Posted
Pittman is nowhere near Higgins honestly. Look at 2021: Pittman 88 receptions, 1082 yards, 6 tds. Higgins 74 receptions, 1091 yards, 6 tds They look similar right? Except for one major difference. Tee Higgins was doing this with Jamaar Chase, Tyler Boyd, and CJ Usomah on the team taking away all kinds of targets. He wasn't the de facto no1 receiver on his own team getting all the targets, Pittman was. Lets look at the targets for both players: Higgins 110. Pittman 129. Not as much of a difference as I thought, but Pittman still had 19 more pass targets than Higgins. More receptions by 14 yes, but 9 less yards with 14 more catches and the same number of TDs. Also just as a bonus, Higgins got 14.7 yards per catch, Pittman 12.3 yards per catch. So Higgins is more productive on a team where there were 3 respectable targets besides him, and on the Colts there was no one but Pittman. It doesn't get any better for you in this debate for 2020. Higgins got 67 receptions for 907 yards and 6 tds without Chase his rookie year where Burrow was out half the year. Pittman got 40 receptions for 503 yards and 1 td his rookie year with Phillip Rivers. He's closer to Tyler Boyd if anything, but Pittman is not as good as Tee Higgins. I play fantasy, both yearly and daily, and I know this for a fact (at least through two years). -
By Chrisaaron1023 · Posted
Week two. I don't think any player wants to miss that game in Jax. They want it to be a blood bath -
By Jared Cisneros · Posted
Considering what we've seen from the offense in pads in training camp, and reading what you said, this makes me think we are going to start slow once again (at least offensively). Not sure how Matt Ryan is supposed to build chemistry with these guys if they can't even play but probably about a half in 3 preseason games (if the starters don't play in Detroit). Reich can't be this dumb to see the offense struggling and then not play them in preseason. Everyone on offense needs the reps but Taylor. Sigh... Now I see why we start slow every year. New QB, no chemistry, don't play them in preseason, and slow start to the year. Almost like it's intentional. This makes me seriously think Houston may win week 1. Almost like a repeat of the Jags or Raiders games at the end of the year, except there's no covid excuse this time, it's just bad preparation by a stubborn old-school coach who apparently has a 100 foot leash, and has to do things his way (whether it affects the team positive or negative). This time I don't give the players blame though like the Jags game, this is all on Reich where this is headed. Leopards can't change their spots and all that. Holds true here.
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