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Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic

That's like saying, wow, that 6' guard is a great rebounder, when the tallest player on his team is 6'5".

Of course he is a great rebounder, because someone has to get the rebounds.

It doesn't matter how many snaps S2Y plays, it matters how many targets he gets. There is no formula for determining the number of targets per offensive snap.

I like S2Y, now that the draft is over, and I think he is going to perform well this year. With all new receivers, except for Hardman, what S2Y needs is to develop chemistry with PM2.

They all need to develop that chemistry, and so far, reports from Texas, and from OTAs and minicamp, the receiver who is ahead of the curve is MVS.

I honestly don't care who catches what, or scores the TDs, all I care about is the offense scoring more than the opposing teams offense, and not turning the ball over.

Andy Reid's offenses always score points. Period. It will work itself out.

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MVS will be lucky to break 400 yds this year.