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Originally posted by CorvaNinerFan:Whether it's this kid, Mims, or Higgins, once again I think those who're mocking Ruggs, Jeudy, & Lamb as 1st rd picks at #13 will be disappointed. The earliest Lynch will draft a WR is either at #31 or in the 2nd after he trades down, IMHO.
Originally posted by NYniner85:Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:Aiyuk's best route is the post route
Not really sure if that information means anything, would be helpful if there was a comparison to years prior. Just from cursory look IMO all it tells you is the type of offense they ran in college, like a QB who only plays out of shotgun and doesn't play under Center.
Compared to others Aiyuk didn't get targets/yards on In routes, Slant, and Crossing routes. You have to account for ASU had a true freshman QB with an elite RB, every team we faced stacked the box with 8. So of course Aiyuk was used either on screens or deep routes.
Those stats are over the course of the past two seasons.
Originally posted by 49ers808:
I love ASU WR Brandon Aiyuk. In a normal year, he would be a top 3 WR in the draft. I think he'll be a steal late one/early 2. His run after catch ability is outstanding. https://t.co/7fcDhkGJ7D
— Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) April 2, 2020
Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:So?
Do you know ASU offense very well?
Teams stacked the box the prior year and Aiyuk was almost exclusively screens in his firs year
Edit: the routes a WR runs has a huge deal to do with the offense a team runs. To extrapolate that data into what a WR can do in the NFL is a huge mistake
I'm not saying aiyuk is a gem or not. I just think looking at that data is mostly meaningless
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Still my favorite value WR in the whole draft. This guy is exactly the kind of WR that would flourish in this system.
Originally posted by Heroism:Originally posted by Waterbear:Still my favorite value WR in the whole draft. This guy is exactly the kind of WR that would flourish in this system.
Indeed. Aiyuk has grown a lot on me since I started watching him.
Originally posted by Heroism:Originally posted by Waterbear:Still my favorite value WR in the whole draft. This guy is exactly the kind of WR that would flourish in this system.
Indeed. Aiyuk has grown a lot on me since I started watching him.
Originally posted by krizay:Originally posted by Heroism:Originally posted by Waterbear:Still my favorite value WR in the whole draft. This guy is exactly the kind of WR that would flourish in this system.
Indeed. Aiyuk has grown a lot on me since I started watching him.
Especially considering what NC brought up about the limited targets any rook is going to see. Give us a YAC guy who can maximize his targets. Not too mention able to add a few touches in the run game as well.
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:Limited targets?
Originally posted by krizay:Originally posted by Hoovtrain:Limited targets?
The answers you seek are above you. Though after i hit post i guess it will be below you
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:Originally posted by krizay:Originally posted by Hoovtrain:Limited targets?
The answers you seek are above you. Though after i hit post i guess it will be below you
Ha. Hmm not seeing it. Is the premise niner rookie WRs don't get a lot of targets?
Originally posted by krizay:Originally posted by Heroism:Originally posted by Waterbear:Still my favorite value WR in the whole draft. This guy is exactly the kind of WR that would flourish in this system.
Indeed. Aiyuk has grown a lot on me since I started watching him.
Especially considering what NC brought up about the limited targets any rook is going to see. Give us a YAC guy who can maximize his targets. Not too mention able to add a few touches in the run game as well.
