Interesting Kendall Wright stat....

It also looks like O. CJ is averaging much more than CJ.CJ yards a carry.

Right now Craig Stevens has more receiving yards than Wright with a ypc over 2X higher. And that despite the fact he got screwed out of catch. If Wright is a play maker than Stevens must be the stud of all play makers.

Wright is a starting WR for an NFL team that is 10th in the league in passing yards! Come on man!

It's not just the plays you make but the plays you might not make that indicates something special and dynamic is going on here.

Have we seen Wright getting significant separation on defenders? Have we seen him open deep a few times but we were unable to get the ball to him? Any signs that he has legit deep speed?

Check out this guy, a real stud play maker. At Fresno State he was known as "the freak".

College highlight videos against horrible, ole defenses in the big 12 with an elite QB throwing you the ball doesn't cut it any longer. This is not the big 12.

The whole Titans' passing offense is built around a 5 step drop and getting the ball out on time. They have asked Wright to run a bunch of short routes and screens. The kid is a rookie. Way too soon to be freaking out about his YPC.

If he is patient today he will take one of those bubble screens to the house, he just moves before the blocks get set up

I'm wondering how long we can get away with those plays...

You lost me at "Fresno State"....

That team had to be the worst football team in like 30 years.

Well that is definitely true of today.

From a very recent post I just did in the 'Kenny Britt not playing today' Thread:

People who hated on Wright for his strait line speed I didn't pay attention to, I understand 'football fast' is not measured with a beeber. Hold aside the dropped passes till later (b/c they seem to be a reoccurring thing as it is) but he doesn't get separation like I thought he would.

If you watch elite receivers today they create windows for their QBs (Britt would do the same the times he's actually played). Whether that means 'finding a hole / sitting in the zone' or ' (legally) bumpin off a DB' while against 'man' running your route - they do it well and they do it regularly. Often for 'little WRs' because they can't really 'bump off' like bigger guys to get separation, its 'naturally' replaced with crisper routes (lower hips) and faster acceleration (quicker feet).

Now its still very early in his career but I'm worried he doesn't have the 'natural' abilities. And for what its worth against NFL defenses so far he doesn't 'look that fast' either - be it in an open field play, on a screen, or against man coverage....

All those college stats you here about, were they in large part due to him being a mainstay with RG3 and that crazy Baylor offense or is he a Stud just still getting used to life here? I really hope he proves me wrong, but I'm definitely worried.

I've been quiet on Wright and I won't label him as anything yet, still way to early, but this is I think a cause for concern.