DJ gets open!!!

[teegre]

As frustrating as DJ is with his drops and running the wrong routes, he gets open. Period.

Against zone, he gets open 87% of the time. The second-highest is DeAndre Hopkins at 82%.

Against man, he gets open 77% of the time, which is second-best (right behind Davante Adams at 79%).

Also, DJ has more receptions than any other receiver in his draft class… a class that includes Deebo Samuels, DK Metcalf, AJ Brown, and Terry McLaurin.

SUMMATION:
Just imagine how GREAT Diontae “could” be if he ever figures everything out.

[Mojouw]

Better or worse, he is the best skill position player on the team. He can be frustrating at times but he is also the most dangerous weapon on offense. There is a chance Claypool reaches his immense ceiling and surpasses him as a match-up proof player...but it has not happened yet.

[EzraTank]

Next year when Rodgers and Adams are here we will be unstoppable. I'll miss Juju but Adams will make up for it.

[teegre]

Next year when Rodgers and Adams are here we will be unstoppable. I'll miss Juju but Adams will make up for it.

I would keep JuJu. He is 11th on that list. And, he’s still only 24 years old.

Crazy that if the 96 starting WRs in the league, we have two of the top eleven at getting open. Colbert, if nothing else, can absolutely scout receivers.

[Shoes]

If only Martavis didn't soil his pants, he could have been special.

[DesertSteel]

I would keep JuJu. He is 11th on that list. And, he’s still only 24 years old.

Crazy that if the 96 starting WRs in the league, we have two of the top eleven at getting open. Colbert, if nothing else, can absolutely scout receivers.

What's crazy is that Ben is still going to check down to Najee for a 3-yard gain.

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If only Martavis didn't soil his pants, he could have been special.

And if Sweed could have only been able to catch the ball...

[steel striker]

Hands down DJ is the best WR we have!

[dislocatedday]

As frustrating as DJ is with his drops and running the wrong routes, he gets open. Period.

Against zone, he gets open 87% of the time. The second-highest is DeAndre Hopkins at 82%.

Against man, he gets open 77% of the time, which is second-best (right behind Davante Adams at 79%).

Also, DJ has more receptions than any other receiver in his draft class… a class that includes Deebo Samuels, DK Metcalf, AJ Brown, and Terry McLaurin.

SUMMATION:
Just imagine how GREAT Diontae “could” be if he ever figures everything out.

From DJ's rookie season when I first saw him play, the way he ran and moved in and out of his breaks reminded me so much of Antonio Brown. I still see that in him today, but he just does not yet have the consistent hands and ability to catch everything thrown his way that AB did.

[86WARD]

From DJ's rookie season when I first saw him play, the way he ran and moved in and out of his breaks reminded me so much of Antonio Brown. I still see that in him today, but he just does not yet have the consistent hands and ability to catch everything thrown his way that AB did.

I said the same. He’s got that shiftiness about him that looks a lot like AB minus what you’ve said.

[JimHarbaugh'ssoakedtissue]

I would keep JuJu. He is 11th on that list. And, he’s still only 24 years old.
So can we stop
Crazy that if the 96 starting WRs in the league, we have two of the top eleven at getting open. Colbert, if nothing else, can absolutely scout receivers.

So can we stop the nonsense that the wr's can't get open ?

[EzraTank]

So can we stop the nonsense that the wr's can't get open ?

Yes but why throw to them when our RB is consistently open for a 4 yard loss in the flat?

[cubanstogie]

So can we stop the nonsense that the wr's can't get open ?

It is lame excuse, especially watching Brady and Rodgers throw to guys covered and still complete it. Ben has lost the gunslinger mentality. Game manager might work with superior O line and a D that could stop a third down conversion. Certainly not with the personnel Steelers have.