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Originally Posted by Chris Meck
You'll probably want to go check Drob's actual stats before you say that.
Actually, I'll just give 'em to you.
Moore had more receptions as a rookie than Drob had either of his first two years and equal to his third season. If Moore catches four more passes this season, he'll pass Drob's fourth season as well.
While we're all disappointed in Moore's production, let's not be hyperbolic.
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Skyy's stats per PFR: Scroll on down to 'advanced receiving/rushing'.
https://www.pro-football-reference.c...M/MoorSk01.htm
DRob's stats via PFR.
https://www.pro-football-reference.c...R/RobiDe01.htm
I mean, let's at least acknowledge that DRob didn't play his rookie year. Or, at least he was never targeted. Might as well try to do this apples to apples, right? So, 2017 was the first year DRob really got significant snaps. And yeah, they mirror Skyy's for the most part.
Now, look at their advanced stats. you can use either of Skyy's year's vs. Drob 2018.
Skyy Moore 2022 Advanced Stats excerpts:
22 catches/33 targets, 250 yds, 13 1st downs, 4.6 YBC/R, 6.7 YAC/R, 7.9 ADOT, 1 drops (lol), Drop%
3.0, Int/t
3, Passer Rating
51.3
DRob 2018 Advanced Stats excerpts:
22 catches on 33 targets, 288 yds, 12 1st downs, YBC/R 7.8, YAC/R 5.3, ADOT 11.7, 0 drops, Drop%
0, Int/t
1, Passer Rating
121.0
Most of Skyy's stats/metrics are about the same in 2023 as they were in 2022. His yards are going to end up higher, simply because he's going to get more targets, but his catch rate has fallen to 57% (66.7% 2022), Yards/Target has dropped to 6.8 (7.6), His YBC/R has climbed from 4.6 to 6.6, and his ADOT has improved incrementally, but his drop% is almost exactly the same (2.9/3.0), his Success% has dropped from 63.6% to 45.3% in 2023. And his Passer Rating has gone from utterly abysmal to just merely shitty.
Go ahead and compare Drob in those stats/metrics. Feel free to cherry pick any year he was a Chief.