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Originally Posted by TheGuardian
That's a pretty routine thing even for college guys.
Here's the thing - rookies either never clean that shit up, like a Moore, or Toney, or they turn into a Rice.
Worthy is doing the latter.
I think it's ok to point out when a rookie is def struggling and then when he seems to be turning the corner.
He and Rice seemed to have turned the corner at very similar times during their rookie season.
I hope that we get to see them opposte of each other for years to come.
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It's a pretty routine thing for college guys... until it isn't.
**** man even the reliably awesome WRs in their primes in this league will **** up a "routine" play on occasion.
The maddening part is it's almost as if you hadn't just been exposed to horrific WR play within the past calendar year when you went unhinged. Like you didn't watch MVS drops or Skyy being totally worthless and invisible or Toney...well... everything Toney. **** man, you experienced multiple games last year where the Chiefs lost DIRECTLY because of boneheaded shit Toney did and you blow your gasket over a 21-year old rookie not quite sticking the landing on one catch?
Worthy has yet to turn any on target Mahomes throws into interceptions. He's actually scoring TDs, and made a handful of impressive plays that showed off his elite speed and downfield tracking ability. Did I mention he's a goddamn 21 year old rookie who has a ****ton of dangerous potential to light vaginas on fire in this league?
And you're shitting a brick because he didn't get his feet down.
Ass indeed.