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<blockquote data-quote="tynimiller" data-source="post: 962775" data-attributes="member: 6578"><p>Eh, I cannot say you're wrong, but also I don't think anyone can truly know until we see this season unfold as to where that ceiling sits. Personally I do think at this point in his career he has locked in as a for sure worst case WR4 on essentially nearly ANY receiver rooms in the NFL. </p><p></p><p>While it feels as if he has been here a long time - he truly has not been. 2022 will be merely his fourth season being expected to play a decent role for his respective team. </p><p></p><p>In that time he has lived behind arguably the biggest WR shadow we've had here since who Sterling? Either way, in most seasons which he has been here and been active in those three seasons Lazard at best was what the 4th weapon to scheme a play towards? Adams and Jones have ALWAYS been above him with just reasons. Tonyan in 2020 was also above him justly. 2021 Dillon was again justly. His targets per game played will indicate this in that he has 158 targets in the last three seasons for 41 games played in (25 starting). That is less than four targets a game.</p><p></p><p>However, when presented with targets, Lazard has been a fairly solid set of hands - posting 67.3%, 71.7% and 66.7% catch percentages over those three years.</p><p></p><p>While he has seen a decent amount of playtime, he was not a "starter" until the 2020 season - in which due to his injury only saw 10 games (9 started). So again we are not dealing with a guy with a TON of experience even as a starter.</p><p></p><p>In the end this year is truly the year I think everyone fans, MLF, AR and even Lazard himself will learn just what type of WR he might be ceiling wise. My gut tells me he is easily that WR3 level type guy...that type that will deliver for a team 600 or more yards, 6/7 TDs and toss in around 50 receptions if healthy all year (minimums) - he's honestly essentially been that. </p><p></p><p>My bet is similar to Watkins, should he stay healthy I think you can expect 50 yards production per game healthy which leaves him around 800 for the year. I personally if asked what I felt his ceiling is would be a team's WR2.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tynimiller, post: 962775, member: 6578"] Eh, I cannot say you're wrong, but also I don't think anyone can truly know until we see this season unfold as to where that ceiling sits. Personally I do think at this point in his career he has locked in as a for sure worst case WR4 on essentially nearly ANY receiver rooms in the NFL. While it feels as if he has been here a long time - he truly has not been. 2022 will be merely his fourth season being expected to play a decent role for his respective team. In that time he has lived behind arguably the biggest WR shadow we've had here since who Sterling? Either way, in most seasons which he has been here and been active in those three seasons Lazard at best was what the 4th weapon to scheme a play towards? Adams and Jones have ALWAYS been above him with just reasons. Tonyan in 2020 was also above him justly. 2021 Dillon was again justly. His targets per game played will indicate this in that he has 158 targets in the last three seasons for 41 games played in (25 starting). That is less than four targets a game. However, when presented with targets, Lazard has been a fairly solid set of hands - posting 67.3%, 71.7% and 66.7% catch percentages over those three years. While he has seen a decent amount of playtime, he was not a "starter" until the 2020 season - in which due to his injury only saw 10 games (9 started). So again we are not dealing with a guy with a TON of experience even as a starter. In the end this year is truly the year I think everyone fans, MLF, AR and even Lazard himself will learn just what type of WR he might be ceiling wise. My gut tells me he is easily that WR3 level type guy...that type that will deliver for a team 600 or more yards, 6/7 TDs and toss in around 50 receptions if healthy all year (minimums) - he's honestly essentially been that. My bet is similar to Watkins, should he stay healthy I think you can expect 50 yards production per game healthy which leaves him around 800 for the year. I personally if asked what I felt his ceiling is would be a team's WR2. [/QUOTE]
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