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got it. I interpreted your post as showing there was already an upward trend going into 2019.

It had far more to do with his options. Heard a stat recently where, in 2018, LSU sent out 5WRs like 30% of the time. In 2019, that was over 80% of the time. It was a radical change at the very core of their philosophy. It fit Burrow well, as he's an older dude who apparently thinks quickly...

I think there's more talent in that room, collectively, than other teams. If we have a season, we'll see.

For context, KJ Osborn had less receptions here than he had the year before at Buffalo. Harley is the most productive WR remaining because it was easier for us to get the ball to our slot WR than to come up with actual mismatches or route combinations. Looking at numbers in this case is a lot...

King can have something even less than a "Russell Wilson at Wisconsin" season and we'd be ******* ecstatic.