Mike Wright

68.5% of Devontae Adams' targets were catchable.

That's ridiculously low.

Parkinson, 93%.

Davis Allen, 91%.

Makes sense.

Tight ends.

What's Puka?

Jordan Winnington, 88%.

Puka with 163 targets.

86% of his targets were catchable.

You think Stafford was just assuming he was faster and threw the ball out ahead of him?

We are not completely on the same page until we close in on the field.

The fact that you can go in inside the five and catch half of your targets, turning them into touchdowns, and then only 68% of your targets on the year are catchable, that seems like a number to me that will regress.

That really does sound like he's overthrowing it.

It sounds like he's like, you should be further.

Last year...

Adams was 10th in wide receivers for air yards and 8th for unrealized air yards, as in the targets are going and they're not catchable, and it's not even Adams' fault.

It was just a misconnection between Devontae Adams, a great wide receiver, and Matthew Stafford, last year's MVP.

I just don't see a world where on this team he's not still in the mid-20s.

I'm not out of control in my projection.