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“There is no greater danger than underestimating your opponent..” - Lao Tzu

It’s the difference between a 9-3 & 10-2/11-1 type season... If the Offense can attack Defenses in multiple ways, then all of the high expectations for the season will be justified. But if you have an Offense that has an exploitable flaw, it becomes a matter of time until a DC figures it out...

The difference is opportunities, meaning if you give a guy 100 targets & he catches 60 of them he had more opportunities to produce yards & TD’s. If you give a guy 50 targets & he only catches 30 of them, the production is a lot less. The drop rate only matters as the targets decrease, less...

https://www.canesinsight.com/threads/spring-scrimmage-2.168862/post-5187543 ☝🏽What I said about Rambo in April of 2021. The parallel that people keep making from Rambo this time last year to this year’s group isn’t factoring in the difference between the two Offenses. If we were still running...

The difference is volume... Rambo dropped a lot of passes but got a high volume of targets, therefore his drops didn’t outweigh his catches. If a WR has drops issues but gets 100 targets he can still realistically catch 50+ passes. But if you cut those targets in half, the production is cut...

They were having those same issues in Spring Camp too, which culminated in an underwhelming Spring game performance by their group... It’s been a reoccurring theme thus far, inconsistency amongst the WR’s, with the exception of Restrepo. And considering there will be less targets to the...