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Originally Posted by Chris Meck
Again, you're basing your entire argument on PAST PRODUCTION.
When you have a second year guy and a guy that had half a season with you, yeah, the PAST PRODUCTION looks thin.
You're talking about two guys that are what, 23 years old?
And you're comparing a WR room that is incomplete in April to others that more set.
AND you're comparing as if the WR rooms can be measured in a vacuum, which is also a false equivalency.
If Mckinnon catches like 70 balls and scores 10TD's, is that a knock against the WR corps? I mean, why?
Why is one guy's production a knock on another guy? Who cares?
Andy had lots of years with RB's putting up sick receiving numbers in Philly. What's the problem? Not a bad way to go, while you're going young at WR and hoping to draft and develop good WR's rather than pay market price for...wait for it..PAST PRODUCTION.
Just saying.
Dude, it's going to be fine. I have zero doubt that Veach and Andy have a plan and multiple pivots that they're comfortable with.
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Buddy, do you believe that there's a minimum number of TDs a team needs to score to have a winning record/get into the playoffs? That you can't score just 20 TDs in a season and get to the playoffs? Or that your defense can't give up 100 TDs and get into the playoffs?
I'm talking about what we bare-ass minimum need, not just what we did last year. Imo, there's a minimum set of numbers that a team has to achieve to have a realistic shot at getting into the playoffs, and therefore punch a ticket to the SB. Now, based on just how many tight games KC played last season, I think we weren't that far above whatever those minimum numbers/stats were. maybe not razor thin, but thin.
If that is the case, then we have to believe that we need just about every point we scored last season to realistically expect to get back to the SB this season. Not all, but most.
So right now, we're missing about 24 TDs and all those other numbers. I don't know how much of all of those stats we actually need, but if we need most of them, then I'd really like to know where they're coming from, realistically.