“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.”

And on average, he's smaller, slower, and less athletic than the successful group

Meaning his odds off success are probably lower.

@DoctorLark Why you giving me his profile page? I already done seen it.

But he is. He's less athletic almost across the board than Brown and he's smaller than Hilton who is just as fast

And Mike Wallace just blows him away

And the other three were all day two picks while Miller was a 6th-rounder

Easily the biggest outlier of that group if he succeeds

which is fine. but to dismiss simply on that when we have a record of similarly statured, speed, type players is irrational. does that mean justin watson has a higher chance to succeed. probably. that doesn't mean miller can't/won't or would even be an outlier primarily because of BAs trend with this style of player

The record is similar only if you cherry pick

There are a few similar trees in a forest that is largely different

his speed score marginally lower than TY, but he is same or better in other scores

how is that cherry picking

and again they have a 4.39 for TY which is what scotty ran at his pro day

you can adjust with the ~0.05 but that isn't the best base line

Because you're cherry picking one player and ignoring the fact that one plays on the outside and one will play in the slot

and you're assumption is that scotty will play in the slot

That's a rational assumption

Yall both stupid

Perriman truther has arrived

The breakout is coming........... some day........

what if godwin plays slot while scotty/watson/perriman go outside. thats my rationale

Watson can play outside

Miller would be a very weird player to put outside