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Who said anything about dropping the ball? I said IMPACT Player... In 2020 Doyle was thrown to an average of twice per game... TWO times a game, catching 1.5 passes a game, 3 TD's... There were more passes thrown per game out of bounds than to Doyle... In 2018 Ebron was thrown to 7 times a game.. Catching 4.5 passes a game, 13 TD's In fact, if you take Doyles targets per game for his entire career with the Colts his average is 3 targets(not catches) per game... THREE a game... You call that IMPACT... ?? I call that Terrible By comparison Kyle Rudolph career 4.5 targets per game Zach Ertz... career 7.5 targets a game..... I didn't want to use Kelsey or Kittle as that would skew this exercise TJ Hockenson has a career target of 6 a game and he has missed 4 games... Anyway, as I stated originally... Doyle and Rudolph are trash!! Definately not impact players Who cares if he never really drops the ball... HE NEVER GETS THROWN TO. There is a reason why that is and it's called not in the game plan unless it's a last resort Come on...
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As great as Von Miller has been, you wonder if he'll translate to the 4-3 effectively. Clearly, Mathis did it in the opposite way, but you never know. Plus, the injuries...... is he the same player? Because he's going to want big time money. I'm not totally against it, but I'd feel better going with Okwara from Detroit, who is younger, an ascending talent and a true 4-3 DE.
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Jones = Cousins with slightly less arm.
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By crazycolt1 · Posted
I do believe the networks and the payments to the NFL will not be increasing. The fan base and the viewership have been going down for the last few years. Thus the advertising money will not have the return as much as in the past. Like it or not a large portion of the NFL fans are turning away for various reasons. I myself do not even listen to a NFL game no longer. I watch but without sound. Thus negating what the advertisers are trying to accomplish. I have lifelong NFL friends who don't even follow the game any longer. What is happening to the NBA is slowly happening to the NFL.
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