@NFLFrascella But you’re disregarding the stats he put up as a rookie on limited snaps. Top 4 in efficiency and YAC among ALL PASS CATCHERS in the nfl. Not just WRs. It’s clear he will be in the upper echelon of WRs very soon.
@NFLFrascella@IrishBearsShow If all you care about is receiving yards to make or break a WR then idk what to tell you. Asinine criteria then. You’re just taking box score out of context
@NFLFrascella@IrishBearsShow Here’s some stats:
18th out of 81 qualified WRs in overall PFF player grade (79.3) and 19th in PFF receiving grade (79.9).
Ranked 3rd in the entire NFL among WRs in YAC per reception (7.3).
Generated a 123.1 passer rating when targeted, placing him 4th overall among all WRs.
@NFLFrascella Genuinely none of those teams depth is better than the Bears. The top WR1 on each team is better than Burden rn, I’ll give you that. But beyond that there is no evidence any of these rooms are better. By end of next season burden will surpass most of these guys anyway
@CeeVee3YT People that didn’t watch a single snap of nfl football until that rams playoff game will look you deadass in the face and tell you that his career TD:INT ratio is 1:5.
@NFLFrascella@rodneyr38 What is a WR1 in your opinion? Burden was a rookie last year in a crowded offense full of pass catchers. He Ranked 3rd in the entire NFL among wide receivers in yards after catch per reception (7.3). He Generated a 123.1 passer rating when targeted, placing him 4th overall.
@rodneyr38@NFLFrascella Dude saying LB3 isn’t a real WR1 becuz he had 650 receiving yards in his rookie year (missed games and wasn’t really a focal point of the offense until week 9 mind you), yet he’s gassing up Matthew golden who literally had 300 receiving yards and 0 touchdowns lmao
@ButkusStats Former top 10 pick who has played at a high level. If he can get back to that form and stay healthy it could be the sneakiest best pick up the Bears have made