Like I said in the other thread go ahead and show me how many of the top WR's last season were slot receivers. Show me how smart you are dullard.
Of course you won't because the evidence doesn't support your brainless attempt. Instead you will redirect and try another failed angle.
You want to win some internet debate so you won't give up. The reality is you either:
1. Have no clue how the sport you are arguing about works
2. You know and you are that lonely guy who likes to occupy his time on the internet arguing.
Imagine being the guy who comes tries to find people who like and support who they have or what they have and then proceed to try to argue with them why they are wrong for liking what they have.
I have a neighbor who just bought a new car. He loves it. He's washed it every other day. He tells me and one of my other neighbors how fast it gets to 60. He is just thrilled with his new car. I could be like you are try to tell him he is wrong and I know of another car that is not only faster but it's more reliable and cost less........ You are the A hole who would do that.
Wait a minute?
You actually think these guys play exclusively outside or in the slot?
Here’s a few examples to educate yourself dunce.
Keenan Allen - 104 catches in 2019, 54 of them coming from the slot on 71 targets.
In 2019, Godwin brought in 50 slot receptions on 68 targets for 838 yards (86 rec. 1,333 yards overall), five touchdowns, one dropped pass, and a quarterback rating of 100.2 when targeted.
In addition to six touchdowns from the slot, Tyler Lockett caught 64 inside passes on 88 targets for a league-high 901 yards in 2019.
These are just a few examples of top receivers that getting major portions of their production playing from the slot. That flies in the face of your oversimplified take that “slots get less targets and less YPC.”
