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<blockquote data-quote="greengold" data-source="post: 850353" data-attributes="member: 14223"><p>I get being somewhat underwhelmed by MVS, but, I think it may have more to do with my own expectations, wanting more like others. Size/speed is incredible.</p><p></p><p>Against PHI, he made 3 receptions on 7 targets, and should have had a PI call in the end zone. Highly probable we score on that play if not for him being mugged with no call. Still got 15.7 yds/rec on what was a poor receiving day.</p><p></p><p>The last 4 games started with DAL, which was truly the Aaron Jones Show. Targeted 4 times and caught 1. DET he had 2 receptions on 2 targets for 48 yds, and had his leg rolled up on, having to leave the game in Q2, but he gutted it out and came back to contribute in the 2nd half.</p><p></p><p>Pretty sure that injury would have affected him more v. OAK, but he finished out with 2 receptions on 3 targets for 133 yds... Against KC targeted twice catching 1 for 4 yds.</p><p></p><p>Who doesn't like the long ball? I would imagine that leg was still bothering him in KC. Maybe not. We were facing the #4 Pass D in the NFL. I'd like to see more production too, but, can easily cut him some slack post injury.</p><p></p><p>I'm encouraged to see he's only had 1 recorded drop on the season, his Catch% has climbed to 56.4 (heading in the right direction from 52% 2018), and his y/rec has climbed to 19.1. Those are numbers that are all ascending, which to me is more important, as he's showing himself to be more reliable.</p><p></p><p>Figure too, everybody is still learning the nuances of this LaFleur offense. Those first 4-6 games, I thought he did alright considering. Looking at his receptions for 1st Down, that looks to be on par right now with the 25 he had last year, and if he can stay healthy, I could see him easily eclipsing that.</p><p></p><p>We'll just have to see, but I like where he is going. Everything pointing towards improved play and reliability through 8 games. Tough to say though, as Aaron has now built a higher confidence level with a number of additional receiving options. Really cool to see, and all the more reason to look at his efficiency and reliability numbers, rather than just the long ball, which also seems improved.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greengold, post: 850353, member: 14223"] I get being somewhat underwhelmed by MVS, but, I think it may have more to do with my own expectations, wanting more like others. Size/speed is incredible. Against PHI, he made 3 receptions on 7 targets, and should have had a PI call in the end zone. Highly probable we score on that play if not for him being mugged with no call. Still got 15.7 yds/rec on what was a poor receiving day. The last 4 games started with DAL, which was truly the Aaron Jones Show. Targeted 4 times and caught 1. DET he had 2 receptions on 2 targets for 48 yds, and had his leg rolled up on, having to leave the game in Q2, but he gutted it out and came back to contribute in the 2nd half. Pretty sure that injury would have affected him more v. OAK, but he finished out with 2 receptions on 3 targets for 133 yds... Against KC targeted twice catching 1 for 4 yds. Who doesn't like the long ball? I would imagine that leg was still bothering him in KC. Maybe not. We were facing the #4 Pass D in the NFL. I'd like to see more production too, but, can easily cut him some slack post injury. I'm encouraged to see he's only had 1 recorded drop on the season, his Catch% has climbed to 56.4 (heading in the right direction from 52% 2018), and his y/rec has climbed to 19.1. Those are numbers that are all ascending, which to me is more important, as he's showing himself to be more reliable. Figure too, everybody is still learning the nuances of this LaFleur offense. Those first 4-6 games, I thought he did alright considering. Looking at his receptions for 1st Down, that looks to be on par right now with the 25 he had last year, and if he can stay healthy, I could see him easily eclipsing that. We'll just have to see, but I like where he is going. Everything pointing towards improved play and reliability through 8 games. Tough to say though, as Aaron has now built a higher confidence level with a number of additional receiving options. Really cool to see, and all the more reason to look at his efficiency and reliability numbers, rather than just the long ball, which also seems improved. [/QUOTE]
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