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Originally Posted by BWillie
(Post 17077348)
I think we are looking at this wrong. If he has 24 drops, which I do not know if that is true, but if he did that's 24/360 targets in his college career which is about 6%. The average drop rate in the NFL is 6.7%. Rice had such high usage in college the drop rates started to add up. Travis Kelce has some of the best hands in the NFL and it is 5.3%.
There is very little correlation in the NFL for drops from one WR to the next. It doesn’t even matter.
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Are u actually saying there is not much difference between 5.3% and 6.7%?
Rice leads all KC WR's in drops during preseason. Are u diminishing that because he has more targets? Am I understanding you correctly?
30 catches this year for Rice was mentioned. You think it will be more. How much more?
Anyway, to stay on thread topic, Ross is better than Rice IMO.
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