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Seems to me like I said, specifically, "his first couple years." As in not 2020. When you lead the ENTIRE COUNTRY in drops, in any season, it's a pretty big indictment on this somehow phenomenal athleticism people for some reason think you have.

OK, so let me get this straight.... you tried to make the argument that Mallory didn't have a lot of drops his first couple years (like, as in, his SOPHOMORE year?), I show you proof he had THE WORST DROP RATE IN AMERICA AMONG ALL RECEIVERS, and you're still talking? Do you still not understand...

Here you go genius. Maybe do a modicum of research before coming at someone because you just made a **** fool of yourself. "In 2019, Mallory caught 16 of 22 catchable passes for a drop rate of 27.3 percent. That was the worst drop rate of any tight end or wide receiver in the country with at...

How many times have you seen Mallory hurdle someone, or show any wiggle at all? If you don't understand drops as a percentage of targets, you're probably sniffing glue dude.

You'd think that someone has thought that maybe, just maybe, Lashlee is only a year into installing his system, with a so-so OL and WR's who can't catch the ball worth a ****? The "it's Lashlee's fault" nonsense is f@#!ing absurd.

Mallory, as it stands now, is just another Greentree All-American. He's shown next to nothing in three years on the field. His first two years he had a LOT of drops. The only reason it doesn't stand out is because we play Pope and Wiggins so frequently and they drop more balls than a school...

Doesn't. Guy has been atrocious at coming back on underthrown balls. He just gets bowled over by CB's he weighs 40 pounds more than.

Hasn't displayed half the athleticism Jordan has.