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<blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1035127" data-attributes="member: 10086"><p>One of the factors that might increase my guess over 65% area reception rate could be our group. We have 2 second year TE’s and either are capable of a production spike in year 2. Less trying to follow a Rookie script and more anticipating just making a play. I suspect 1 of Kraft/Musgrave exceed 500 yards receiving. That = more intermediate to short passes or Redzone usage.</p><p></p><p>In addition we have 3 capable Receivers in the RB room. One thing I heard is that Jacobs asked about being involved in the passing game more if coming to GB. He said he felt he was minimized in LV as a pass catcher according to his ability. I was amazing that Josh has ZERO TD’s receptions in his NFL career! Jacobs catch per is 0.2 yards off off Aaron Jones career but Jones has 18TD receiving to Josh ZERO! Thats an appalling stat to me for someone so proficient as a receiver. That MUST change. I suspect GB heard him loud and clear = Increased short targets in passing game.</p><p></p><p>In addition Marshawn Lloyd AND</p><p>AJ Dillon are both formidable options as RB2/RB3 in the Pass. This is a very good RB room we’ve got both Run/Pass. All 3 RB options offer both confidence and competence as receivers. Also all 3 RB’s are dangerous with the ball in space = more short high probability throws.</p><p></p><p>I wouldn’t be shocked to see Jordan finish ~70% rec rate because of who’s who at WR/TE/RB as a whole.</p><p></p><p>PS. Josh Jacobs/Marshawn Lloyd averaged 12.5 yards per catch (7TD total) in their limited 3 seasons of usage as backfield receiving options in College. These are guys who should each be purposefully challenged in the short Passing game imo. Id like to see Matt design some plays to challenge them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OldSchool101, post: 1035127, member: 10086"] One of the factors that might increase my guess over 65% area reception rate could be our group. We have 2 second year TE’s and either are capable of a production spike in year 2. Less trying to follow a Rookie script and more anticipating just making a play. I suspect 1 of Kraft/Musgrave exceed 500 yards receiving. That = more intermediate to short passes or Redzone usage. In addition we have 3 capable Receivers in the RB room. One thing I heard is that Jacobs asked about being involved in the passing game more if coming to GB. He said he felt he was minimized in LV as a pass catcher according to his ability. I was amazing that Josh has ZERO TD’s receptions in his NFL career! Jacobs catch per is 0.2 yards off off Aaron Jones career but Jones has 18TD receiving to Josh ZERO! Thats an appalling stat to me for someone so proficient as a receiver. That MUST change. I suspect GB heard him loud and clear = Increased short targets in passing game. In addition Marshawn Lloyd AND AJ Dillon are both formidable options as RB2/RB3 in the Pass. This is a very good RB room we’ve got both Run/Pass. All 3 RB options offer both confidence and competence as receivers. Also all 3 RB’s are dangerous with the ball in space = more short high probability throws. I wouldn’t be shocked to see Jordan finish ~70% rec rate because of who’s who at WR/TE/RB as a whole. PS. Josh Jacobs/Marshawn Lloyd averaged 12.5 yards per catch (7TD total) in their limited 3 seasons of usage as backfield receiving options in College. These are guys who should each be purposefully challenged in the short Passing game imo. Id like to see Matt design some plays to challenge them. [/QUOTE]
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