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How many times did Kaaya throw the ball 50-60 yards downfield to hit a WR in stride?

Rosier threw for nearly 3000 yards last year.

Njoku played a ton of WR, and Berrios was still on the team. You're arguing that Richards was able to produce what he did because there were fewer options and that's not close to true. I don't think that Thomas (or Harley or whoever else the "several WR's" you were talking about) would've...

Lol what? 2016 we had Coley, Njoku, and Richards. 2017 was mostly just Berrios, Richards (when healthy) and then take your pick of Thomas, Cager, Langham or Harris. 2016 group was way better.

I'm not kidding at all. As I've said, for Rosier to hit him in stride he would've needed to throw it about 70 yards across his body. Maybe it was the play, but it's certainly worth questioning.

Thanks, I just said that. Are you doing talk to type, or do you just talk like that and say "period" at the end of each sentence? Accounting for the lateral movement, he probably did throw the ball 60 yards in total, and needed 70-75 yards to complete the pass, of his backfoot to boot...

I wonder if that was even the correct route. Rosier was rolling out the opposite direction and he would've need to have thrown that ball 60-65 yards to be hit in stride. Rosier tried, only got 53 yards. PI should have been called, face mask should've been called. Richards would've caught it...

It's a good problem to have. We should be able to pick and choose the matchups as Cager has excellent size, but certainly not the speed of Thomas or Pope. If Richt is the right man to call plays, he will shine this year with all of the weapons we have.

Lol. Yes it is accurate. Richards can make any move Jeff can make, he’s just not as fast. And he creates separation and catches contested passes far better.

Richards is far better at creating separation. Thomas is better at running past people though, which is just as valuable.

I'd like to see him stay on the outside and let Pope in the slot. A lot will depend on how Cager looks and whether he shows he belongs on the field more than Pope.

Jeff Thomas should just worry about his route running and catching the ball. He'll get his opportunities regardless of the QB.