“Per @SharpFootball, 42% of Bruce Arians' 2017 #Cardinals pass plays came in 4-WR sets. NFL average was ~ 5%. If Arians brings 4-WR sets to #Bucs, candidates to benefit = Breshad Perriman, Justin Watson & Scott Miller behind Mike Evans & Chris Godwin.”

Brown is 5 lbs heavier though

he is now

he wasn't at the combine

he was drafted by AZ

I am aware

But he was almost surely not playing at 174 when he was having success under Arians

and you have proof to back up that claim or are you just speculating

What other timeframe makes any sense for him to add weight?

Just using common sense

Godwin overrated?

Players adjust weight in the offseason

well he's 5 lbs heavier now. i mean they list him at 179... its not outlandish to belive brown has added weight in 6 years

meanwhile the rookie has stayed roughly the same weight.

https://www.playerprofiler.com/nfl/justin-watson/

No weaknesses @TheChancellor

ok again. i'm not knocking Watson tho. just saying your arguments for knocking Miller aren't warranted. you still haven't addressed it with anything other than speculation as to why you believe players weight may or may not be different

You act like my only point was that he's 174 and not 179 lol

I'm not saying he's on a different planet... just that he's marginally smaller, slower, and less athletic than other successful WRs, so he would be the largest outlier.

Watson on the other hand looks like the archetype of a successful NFL wide receiver in every way imaginable except the Bucs have not granted him enough opportunity yet

So I'm going to bet on Watson and it's not even close

he's not marginally smaller. he's same size, very slightly slower, and athletically we aren't sure because we don't have the measurements of vert, broad, etc to measure against TY and John Brown as Miller wasn't invited and no record of them at his pro day. All we have to go on is his speed.

We have a 26th-percentile speed score, 42nd-percentile burst score, and 76th-percentile agility score (which damn well better be the one thing he's good at)

Watson 86th, 88th, 36th respectively