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Julio has averaged 150 targets a season for his career if you take out the one season he played only 5 games. I couldn't imagine the numbers Hill would put up if he was targeted like Jones or Thomas.
In 2018 Tyreek had 137 targets, which is by far the most he's had. If you take his averages for catch percentage and yards per reception, and give him 200 targets like Jones has had his numbers would look like this
200 targets/127 rec/2159 yards/18 TDs
That would have been the record for most receiving yards in a season by almost 200 yards. He would have been tied for the 3rd most rec TD in a single season. If that happened we're not only talking about arguably the best season by a QB in history, but the greatest season by a WR in the history of the NFL.
Here are the avg amount of targets for the top 5 guys on the list (AVG include any season in which the player played over 50% of games)
1. Jones 150
2. Thomas 151
3. Hopkins 150
4. OBJ 143
5. Hill 104
Hill is a perennial 1st team all pro if hes targeted like those other guys. He got screwed in 2018 and should have been a 1st team AP WR, not flex. ****ing Keenan Allen got one of the spots ahead of him.
2018 1st Team WRs
Jones 113 rec/1677 yds/8 TDs
Hopkins 115 rec/1572 yds/11 TDs
Thomas 125 rec/1405 yds/9 TDs
Allen 97 rec/1196 yds/6 TDs
Tyreek Hill 87 rec/1479 yds/12 TDs
How in the **** did he not get on that list? Are receptions really that important to earn the honor from AP? Keenan Allen? Really? Hill had 10 less receptions, but almost 300 more yards and doubled his TDs.
Hill is criminally under rated, but Dez Bryant has our boys back. Says he's the 2nd best player in the NFL behind Mahomes. Dominique Foxworth thinks either Tyreek or Julio is the best WR in the league. Here watch this video.
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