Chris Conley Vs Demarcus Robinson
These guys are likely to be battling it out for the third WR role in the team once the season starts. So the question is who are yall backing to win the spot? I heard Ryan Tracy and his buddy Chris blowing smoke up Conley's ass yesterday, saying it would be "ridiculous" if Robinson gets in ahead of him and I wondered why on earth would that be the case? Conley has been here for three years and has the grand total of ONE TD to his name!!...ONE.
Now granted, he may have been held back by Smith a little, but Is there anything in his game that he has that Robinson doesn't have? Imo Robinson is quicker, he's more elusive, gets separation better and has shown he can make tough catches all over the field whether it's underneath or over the top. Yet the way those guys were talking about Conley, you would have thought he was Randy Moss part two ROFL . I just look at the last two games Robinson played against Denver and the Titans and I thought he was very decent indeed. His connection with Mahomes should also work In his favor too. If Conley proves me wrong and becomes an important cog in the offense then I'll gladly hold my hands up and admit I was wrong. But I just don't see anything special about the guy at all. And with him having only one year left on his contract, Robinson would be the one worth investing in now I think. |
Nate Taylor, the Chiefs beat guy for the Athletic, was on Petro's show last week and he said that Robinson was getting a lot of reps with the starters during OTAs. Granted it's just OTAs and the media only gets to watch one practice a day but I thought it was interesting.
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I hope they battle and the best player wins. I don't have a favorite. If one outperforms the other in training camp then he deserves the spot over the other guy.
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Conley was planting really well before the injury. Had a lot of tough catches on 3rd down. Appeared to have really solid hands. Unless the injury hampered it his top end speed should be far better than Robinson.
Robinson had a couple bad drops. His top end is pretty slow. But his quickness and agility is better and should have a higher probability of making significant improvements than Conley and I THINK has less injury history. |
Conley runs a 4.3 something to keep in mind
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Conley will be our #3 and Robinson our #4, I predict.
More importantly, did you know De'Anthony Thomas is still on the team? In fact, we resigned him three months ago ( albeit just for a one year contract ). |
I prefer Robinson. I feel like Conley is limited. He has stiffness. He is decent but Robinson seems to have more potential.
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Conley was never a fit for an Alex Smith led offense.
He should be now. |
Either way, it's a good problem to have. This is likely the deepest and best WR corps we've ever had. We've never had a 1 and 2 like Watkins and Hill. Instead of fighting over a starting spot, now guys like Conley, Robinson, Cjesson, Kemp, etc. are fighting for the backup spots. We're likely going to have to release some talented players due to our depth, and that's a good problem to have.
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Robinson sucked in Mahomes game but maybe that’s because he didn’t practice with Pat during the season and had to adjust to Pat’s arm velocity.
Robinson would be a good fit doing some of what Wilson did last year. Conley should be in on every red zone snap. High point the ball in the air and let him get it. |
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People forget what a physical freak he is...and is fast as shit. Robinson is getting a lot of reps because Conely is working back from his injury....we haven't seen Mahomes play with him yet. WR3 is going to get a lot of action in this offense... |
No idea who wins.
But I’d bet the Chiefs would prefer Robinson, since Conley’s a FA next year. |
I think they’re both fairly equal right now. I don’t really have a favorite to win the job, just want whoever it is to be productive.
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Conley had some insane Combine numbers. He's got the ability, he's just never shown any of it on the field.
I like Robinson a lot though. He's also pretty talented, and seems to have good focus. Looked to have a nice relationship with Mahomes last year too. May the best man win... |
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But he's never really looked like he could use that as a WR. |
Conley looks more polished than Robinson. Nor do i recall Conley ever missing on as many catchable balls as Robinson did in that Denver game. Conley also tested insanely well at the combine, so it's not as if Robinson is this fantastic athlete and Conley isn't because their combine scores would say quite the opposite.
With that said, i'm rooting for them both. I'm sure they'll both see time on the field regardless. It's a whole new season and Conley has to work back from injury, and Robinson has had another season to develop. It'll be one of the more fun battles to watch in TC/PS. |
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Robinson dropped more passes in a few games than Conley has in his career. His catch rate was barely 50% last year when every other WR in KC was over 60%. The only guy with a catch rate worse ( and it's not that much worse) was demetrius Harris. Think about that. Robinson has a knack for getting open, but I'm kinda surprised anyone expects him to beat out Conley. It doesn't matter how open you are if you don't catch the damn ball. Conley is faster, quicker, jumps higher... athletically Conley wins in every area. It doesn't take 'Randy Moss' to beat out Robinson. I don't see anything from either guy we can't replace pretty easily. |
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You say athletically, but that's not even close. Conley is objectively bigger, faster, jumps higher, ect. I'm not particularly high on either guy... but Robinson had his chance last season and essentially shit the bed with his barely 50% catch rate (compared to Conley's 68%), multiple drops in few attempts, ect. Put it this way. Conley needed 16 passes thrown his way to get 175 yards on 11 catches Robinson had 39 passes thrown his way for 212 yards on 21 catches... 10.1 YPC. I don't see where you're getting this. The eye test says Conley is a better athlete (as well as the combine) and he's more productive. What do you like about Robinson? |
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But i agree, he's not the athlete that Conley is and doesn't have the hands or production that Conley does. But one guy is returning from a season ending injury and the other is building on his first season with any significant playing time. So it will in fact be a camp battle. |
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lRpn4dKtt5w Mahomes will be making these throws. |
Assuming he's ok after his injury, Conley should be a lot better than Robinson.
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Conley's only problem besides injury was Smith. He hates WRs.
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Robinson showed against the Titans that he can handle the big stage, Conley has just been average ever since he turned up at Arrowhead. |
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And In THIS preseason game against the Titans he made three big catches too. Now, show me evidence that Conley has this sort of elusiveness, separation and catching skills in his arsenal!!!..I'd love to see it. |
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They both have their strengths and weaknesses, but they provide good depth at WR.
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He actually took less to stay in KC. I thought I remember reading a couple teams were after him. |
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As far as separation goes, that's highly debateable. It's already been pointed out to you; Conley has been more productive on half as many targets. That alone should make you question what you THINK you're seeing. |
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6'1 Conley runs a 4.34 6'3 |
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Got it. Just ignore everything I said. You're committed to exalting another average/below average WR. It's not worth it to me to even discuss it. Our season hinges on neither. |
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Conley is the better athlete, but my eyes tell me that Robinson is the more natural football player.
This is a good problem to have. |
has there ever been a more overrated CP favorite than Chris Conley? I remember his rookie year where people were predicting him to get 600-800 yards.
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I think Robinson has a higher ceiling |
Robinson's just a guy. If it's not Conley, it needs to be someone else.
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Neither will be special but Robinson look more of a football player and natural than Conley. Robinson is also two years younger so he possibly has more room to develop. He came into this league young. |
I gotta say it’s nice that these guys are competing to be our 3/4 WR...instead of 1/2 like we’re used to.
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My primary argument was production and efficiency... which you countered by cherry picking a few plays. |
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I was very high on him last year for that reason. He's natural at getting separation and finding space, but he was terribly ineffective when he got in the lineup and dropped far too many easy passes. Too many drops. Bad catch rate. Low YPC. Just totally unimpressive. Though, in his defense... Alex missed him more than a few times when he was WIDE open for potential big plays. They were not on the same page. |
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Conley is bigger, runs faster, and jumps higher. Those are facts that are objectively true. That in itself doesn't make him better, it just makes you wrong about Robinson being more athletic. If you said he was more instinctive and natural when separating or finding space against zone, I would have agreed. Instead you intimated he was just a better athlete. HE's not. Conley is one of the better athletes playing WR in the league. He's OBVIOUSLY not one of the best players at the position. One thing doesn't equate the other. |
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Also, when was the last time Chris Conley made you say, "Wow." |
I will say this about Robinson's drops.
Harris is a guy we know doesn't have good hands as we have always seen him drop balls. Robinson did have his share of drop balls last year but I am not sure if it was just a string of "bad plays" for him or if he really doesn't have good hands, especially that some of Mahomes' throws were really not perfect. I am pretty sure he didn't have problems catching the ball in college so I feel like we need to see more. |
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He had 21 catches on 39 attempts for 212 yards. Only 30% of his catches were first downs. He wasn't impressive AT ALL. Again, I thought highly of him last year. I thought he'd steal Conley's job out from under him. He didn't impress at all though. |
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Robinson doesn't either. What do you think is being discussed here? I'm not championing either guy. I'm just pointing out two simple facts. 1. Conley is more athletic 2. Conley was more effective when he started last year. Which people are resisting for whatever stupid reason. This is who we're talking about: https://www.pro-football-reference.c.../gamelog/2017/ https://www.pro-football-reference.c...lCh00/gamelog/ I'm not too concerned which guy gets us 30 yards a game. |
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You're right. Their combine times back it up with the 3 cone and shuttle drills. He's got better COD skills. |
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I also disagree that Robinson dropped "easy" catches. HERE are highlights from that game and let's go through the catches. @22 seconds The first was catchable I agree @35 seconds the throw was too strong imo so I don't blame Robinson @5:25 he caught a tough catch down low @5:57 there's no way he could have caught that ball as it flew past him @6:22 again Robinson makes a good catch as he rose up high @6:34 Robinson beats his man and Pat overthrew the ball @6:52 he catches the ball @7:08 Pat throws the back shoulder too quickly and a little low, so again I don't think Robinson is fully to blame here @8:22 was the catch of the game and brilliant by both Pat and Robinson So imo the notion that he "dropped a bunch of easy catches" is total BS. He's human, so of course drops are gonna happen, but to suggest it's some sort of habit in his game would be wildly inaccurate. In fact, from the evidence I've seen he has a tendency to make outstanding catches actually. |
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Very clutch when you HAVE to have the catch. |
I am still ****ing pissed at Houston for kicking 11billion onsides when they were clearly blown out.
**** them. The Watson injury should be just the beginning of the karma. |
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Also, he started 7 games. I don't give a shit how he played in meaningless season finale against a bunch of back ups. Geezus. He'll give us 30 yards a game. Conley will give us 30 yards a game. Who really gives a shit? |
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You can't even show me one drive where Conley done anything above average, so as far as I'm concerned that's case closed :D . |
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Congratulations. You won a 'debate' that you were invested in and i wasn't. I showed indisputable statistics which you NEVER ADDRESSED, and you cherry picked plays from a worthless game and then claimed victory because I wouldn't drop my life, scan the internet, and time stamp Chris ****ing Conley plays. Awesome. Robinson may one day be a slot WR who can get 400 yards in a single season! So can Conley. Nobody gives a shit. I don't care. You're a reerun. Either guy can get us the 30 yards per game we need. Nobody cares except you. I'm not much into arguing about he value of scrubs and JAGS. Take your victory lap. I don't care. Nice 'win'. Your lifetime superbowl. Your family is proud. So am I. |
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I get it. He'll break 400 yards if he's lucky, and I'd bet you right now that he won't beat out conley. And you can then complain about how it cost us a super bowl, because Robinson is a difference maker. Robinson is not the difference maker you want him to be. |
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A big, fast target like Conley can utilize Mahomes' arm talent to make space for Watkins, Hill, and Kelce. Robinson needs the field stretching talent of others to find space to receive the ball. Conley's presence makes Mahomes and the Chief's offense more difficult to defend, imo.
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Neither one has made me sit back and say "Wow".
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Pat seems to gel better with Robinson despite Conley looking better on paper. Hopefully its a tight competition and the coaches have the task of figuring out which catches the rock more efficiently in a given situation.
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Mahomes didn't have much of a chance to work with Conley before he went down. The other thing to consider is there may be other options. We have 10 WRs now and only Watkins and Hill are locks.
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Conley hasn't seemed to play as fast as his measurements in the NFL.
I don't think it matters who the 4th/5th WRs are. Those guys are rarely going to get touches, especially in a Reid offense. |
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My $ is on Robinson.
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There is no video in existence of Conley catching passes in NFL games. You're very smart. The problem is not my unwillingness to search for them, it's that they don't exist at all. Meanwhile show me more clips of Robinson beating up on 5th string CB's. Clearly he's the next Jerry Rice. |
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But when the Eagles had Vick slinging it you had the following: -McCoy -Maclin -Jackson -Celek -Avent (He did catch alot) |
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Why don't you polish Robinson's Canton bust after you're done polishing his knob? |
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Follow the thread. You're MUST care about this and you MUST think Robinson is a future star and that Conley is a piece of shit. Because there are clips of Robinson catching passes, but none of Conley. Didn't you read? |
If you're 4/5 guy is getting a lot of touches, you're 1-3 must suck.
Conley/Robinson would be the 5th option in this offense as constructed. They need the ball in Kelce and Watkins and Tyreek's hands as much as possible |
I'm trying to think back to a single time Smith threw a contested ball in his 5 years here...WR3 really wasn't a regular go to option with him.
Robinson/Mahomes connection may be a bit misleading as he made Wilson look like an all-pro. I dont think he's actually played much with Conely in a game. Preseason/camp will sort this out...I'd go with the 4.3, 6'3" with a 45 vertical with the way Mahomes plays. |
I would like to see a great rotation of our #3,#4 and #5 receivers so you never know what you are going to get. Keep the defense on their toes.
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I said he's a 30 yard per game WR and isn't that important. Saying someone is marginally better than Demarcus Robinson is a far cry from 'hyping someone up'. Christ You idiot. You keep claiming victory because you're entirely too stupid to realize nobody is competing with you. Learn how to communicate like an adult and spend less time on the internet you incel dork. I mean shit dude, how badly do you need a win in life? |
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