Bambi shouldered much of the Chargers passing offense.
Seven years ago, Doug wrote this post analyzing wide receivers by team receiving yards. That post was overdue for an update for three reasons: (1) it was written seven years ago; (2) Doug only went back to 1978, while we now can go back to 1932; and (3) I think using Adjusted Catch Yards (which gives receivers 5 additional yards for every reception and 20 additional yards for every touchdown) is better than just using receiving yards.
For every year of every receiver’s career, I computed the percentage of his team’s Adjusted Catch Yards that he accounted for. I then averaged together each receiver’s 6 best six seasons according to that metric, and ignored all wide receivers who have played in fewer than six seasons. The results are listed below for the 161 receivers to hit the 25% mark, along with the six years selected for each receiver. As always, you can use the search box to find your favorite receiver, and the table is sortable, too.
Are we ready to talk about the fact that Lamar Jackson is a great QB before you even start talking about his rushing? 1st in ANYPA in 2024 by a wide margin. 3rd time in the top 5 in ANYPA (Mahomes...
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I just found this article but it's over 5 years old, no point in posting ... ok here you are just a couple weeks ago. Sort the list by raw CB%. Starts with Garoppolo, Strock, Lamonica. Pretty...
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