Jason Moore

And so to me, the difference is in our rankings.

I'm looking at this.

You guys have targets at about 90%, 94%, 16% target share.

I've got him at 105%, 20% target share, seven touchdowns.

Nothing about my projection is out of bounds.

He can grow into a 20% to 21% target share.

He just has to change the player he's been for the first four years of his career.

Would you agree with that?

I would say that they have to utilize him in more ways than they've used him in the first four years.

That is true, although there are, I mean, that's the stats in whole, like you summarize his career.

But when you go watch the games one by one, you also see him getting targets where, look, your yards per catch number is a reflection not just of air yards.

There were in routes.

There were slant routes.

There were plays that they were turning to him for first downs where he caught the ball and he ran with it.

They weren't all isolated, you know, even though the averages were there, and that's what he's been as a majority.

What I saw in film was a player able to prove that he could do other things.

And to me, the numbers say that everybody else believes that.

You know, if you only believe DZ deep threat, you do not pay him this money ever.

You just can't do it.

And so to me, he is like, I asked these guys before, I'm like, where is he actually sitting in terms of ADP?