Matt Clement

I do prefer the bigger targets.

I think it's common sense.

I mean, you look at completion percentage.

You want your quarterback north of 70%.

You want the ball distributed.

You want 55%.

a combination of completions and rushes to be 55-plus a game.

So those are things that I believe in of how you're going to play on offense, and that's why tight ends, big tight ends, the target, it's easier to throw these passes than the ones out there.

So those are common sense.

practices that I keep in touch with.

The bigger receivers, outdoor climate, the ability to be nasty in first and second down in a run game.

We sat through the meetings there.

It was at Sunday.

They talked about the big plays, the statistics.

I don't know if everybody here, you get copies of all that, but the big play numbers are down.

That's something

As a coach, you're always looking to try to enhance your big plays, opportunities on first and second down.

It obviously comes off of the run game.

So bigger receivers definitely help in that area.

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