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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dantés" data-source="post: 848179" data-attributes="member: 12283">I'm not trying to build Sanu up to be some amazing stud. He isn't. He's been a 10-12 YPC player who works underneath-- a possession receiver. But he gets open out of the slot and he reliably catches the ball. In other words, he's a chain mover. Over the last couple of seasons, he's accounted for about 40 first downs per season, for a 1st down % of ~62% over the two years. This is on almost exactly the same number of catches (66 in 2018 and 67 in 2017). In 2018, he had 6.1 yards after the catch per reception and in 2017, he had 4.1. And again, he's a slot receiver-- a position that is essentially empty for the Packers right now.To this point in the season, the Packers' biggest problem on offense has been converting 3rd downs. They have a 31% conversion rate, which is 27th overall. When they aren't breaking big plays, it's hard for them to sustain drives and score points. Sanu is the type of player who could help. If he comes here, he might only have 4-5 catches per game, but if those 4-5 catches per game result in 3-4 conversions per game, he would be worth it. He'd keep the offense on the field and give other guys a chance to score touchdowns.</blockquote>

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