Tom Strachan
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 28 Jul
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I don't think I'd put it above...
25% I feel like the kind of the best we saw of Bryce Young was probably last year when things were clicking for the team they were pushing the ball a little at times and you know they were winning but I've never seen enough from him where I'm highly confident that he's going to turn into I don't know even say rookie season CJ Stroud I don't think that we're going to get to that kind of level and I think that he's very much staring down the barrel of his last season as a star.
Yeah, if you're taking him as your wide receiver two, if you've started running back, running back, then I think that's fine.
I think we can understand what we're getting from him.
I think if you've started running back, running back, and then a tight end or a quarterback, it becomes much harder to be taking him as your wide receiver one.
Or if I've taken a hero RB approach, just that one running back and then gone three wide receivers, and I'm getting him as my wide receiver three or my flex, potentially if you only start two wide receivers,
I feel great about that because if I'm going to say that I expect more from Jalen Coker, then perhaps there is a world where the Panthers don't rank 25th in red zone trips like they did last year.
And they have more pass attempts down there, which then gives McMillan more chance to score the touchdowns like you mentioned.
But I'm being very cautious which teams I take him on at the moment.
Yeah, so why was he with 32 in ECR, 74th overall?
Like, this isn't a bad range of a draft for a guy that we saw have real ceiling outcomes last year.
And I think that plenty of people will talk themselves into it because of that.
I just get a little bit nervous because the foot injury.
We know in OTAs and minicamp, he talked about the fact that he might not be ready until September.
And then the way his production came last year was just not in a way which we tend to see be sticky.
So among wide receivers with 50 or more targets, Alec Pearce had the highest average depth of target of 19.4 yards.
That's over a yard more than any other player.
He led the position in yards per reception at 21, which was almost four yards more than the next receiver.
And out of his 1,003 yards that he had last year, 477 of them came on passing plays 20 or more yards downfield.
Daniel Jones was far better at hitting the deep ball last year than we've seen throughout his career.
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