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Malik Nabers as a ROOKIE: ➖MORE Targets than Ja’Marr Chase (162) ➖MORE Receptions Justin Jefferson (104) ➖MORE Yards than Garrett Wilson (1,140) Those veterans have played in EVERY game Malik Nabers has missed MULTIPLE games and caught passes from Jones/DeVito/Lock/Boyle..

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CBoomerang1 年前

I love BTJ, but it’s clear Malik is the cream of the crop. Eye test.

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Austin Abbott1 年前

Let’s just agree they’re both goated

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VOZ1 年前

"The Democratic Party's actions had left many U.S. citizens feeling humiliated. Signs of a Trump victory were proclaimed well before Biden withdrew from the race. The voters had had enough." 📝 @KarinaLMariani

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King_GT1 年前

Your first line ends this silly point. He has the most targets. The more you throw at a receiver the better his numbers. Brian Thomas Jr got to 1000 faster with Mac Jones throwing the ball and with way less targets and catches

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Austin Abbott1 年前

Respectfully I’d just like to point out that targets are earned, not given. Appreciate you reaching out man.

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jets west1 年前

if only rodgers targeted garrett wilson every time he was wide open

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Bengals Tigers Rhody Southern Jags1 年前

More targets than Chase in less games is not a flex

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Fashi!1 年前

Is "targets" a stat that should be celebrated, lol? IMO the fact that Brian Thomas Jr has more yards and TDs on far less targets shows he is the better player because it's a reflection of better efficiency. Volume-driven stats isn't great.

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FC1 年前

He's a DOG

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John Rovet1 年前

Nobody is questioning his ability

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