Blew up last year, or at least had a couple good games that skewed his numbers. Add two good backs and take away Mason and he's the go-to WR. Does he fight off the double team and have a good year, or does he see the demise of Peerless Price as going from number two to number one makes for facing tougher defenders?
I'm thinking about 1000 yards and 10-12 td's.
Thoughts?
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He's a good high risk/ high reward WR. I have him on my teams as a possible flex starter. Just don't take him too high, because there's a decent chance he will end up a total bust.
This guy lived off the deep ball and had a few big games last year. He wasn't a big catch WR and he wasn't used extensively in the redzone or goalline area. I think the loss off Hemerdinger and the addition of Chow will see a major shift in the offensive philosophy of the Titan's.
Not only will there be less deep routes, I think the deep routes in general will be quicker, shallower routes that are based more on a timing system than a "huck it to the streaking WR system". Don't get me wrong, Drew Bennett will not be a total bust like Santana was last season, I just see the most significant positive aspect of his game neutralized and his stats should see a significant decline. I think Bennett is actually way more talented than S.Moss and he has the size and hands to make the short catches, but we should expect a major decline in TDs due to an added emphasis on the run game in the redzone area.
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This guy lived off the deep ball and had a few big games last year. He wasn't a big catch WR and he wasn't used extensively in the redzone or goalline area. I think the loss off Hemerdinger and the addition of Chow will see a major shift in the offensive philsophy of the Titan's.
Not only will there be less deep routes, I think the deep routes in general will be quicker, shallower routes that are based more on a timing system than a "huck it and pray system". Don't get me wrong, Drew Bennett will not be a total bust like Santana was last season, I just see the most significant positive aspect of his game neutralized and his stats should see a significant decline. I think Bennett is actually way more talented than S.Moss and he has the size and hands to make the short catches, but we should expect a major decline in TDs due to an added emphasis on the run game in the redzone area.
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Agreed, he'll probably go too early in most drafts to be worth grabbing.
buffalobillsrul2002 wrote:He's a good high risk/ high reward WR. I have him on my teams as a possible flex starter. Just don't take him too high, because there's a decent chance he will end up a total bust.
EXACTLY.
I would take him late middle rounds. In the drafts I have done, both leagues and mocks, he has been taken earlier than where I would take him.
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Kensat30 wrote:Not only will there be less deep routes, I think the deep routes in general will be quicker, shallower routes that are based more on a timing system than a "huck it to the streaking WR system".
Especially if they want McNair to live through the season. This is a good call.
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The loss of Mason will mean that Bennett has to fend off the best corners and double teams. Don't know how well he'll do that. And the addition of Henry is a sure sign of the move toward a grind it out ground game that will keep McNair off his can, and keep the swiss cheese D off the field. Could really have an adverse affect on Bennett's numbers.
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I liken Drew Bennett to Peerless Price. I just don't see how he's going to step in as a #1 in Tennessee and continue to put up the numbers he did last year. He's not going to fall completely apart, but I would expect 65-75% of the numbers he put up last year.
Yeah, I don't like Bennett. Too many of his points came in a few huge games. I don't think the Titans want to air it out that much, especially now with two good RB's that they want to use.
Of course, if they get behind (like the may do a lot this year), he could be good for garbage time yards. I still wouldn't expect him to put up big-time TD numbers. Low #2/Good #3 WR for a team would mean 6th/7th round, not 5th like I'm seeing here on Antsports.
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