You're Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Context matters a lot. It's why we can expect Carson Wentz to improve his statistics across the board from 2019 to 2020.

Why?

Because Wents became the first quarterback in NFL history to throw for more than 4,000 yards

without a single wide receiver eclipsing 500 receiving yards last season.

Al Sean Jeffrey didn't get there. We know Deshaun Jackson didn't.

He played in one and a half games.

Nelson Agilor, no way. J.J. Arsega Whiteside. As if Greg Ward had a chance.

Didn't get there.

Carson Wentz had neither healthy nor competent wide receivers on the roster last year.

A converted college quarterback and AAF star Greg Ward was the number one wide receiver in the second half

last season. Let that sink in. So you shouldn't be surprised when Carson Wentz

underperforms his ADP in 2019.

That happened.

But that doesn't necessarily mean

he won't outperform his ADP this season if his receivers cooperate.

If his receivers cooperate and that's a big if. I think they will because it can't get any worse. It's just that Al-Shaughan Jeffrey is unlikely to

contribute significantly to this

year. year I don't think Alshan Jeffrey is one of those guys.

His average target depth last season was 11.8 outside the top 40.

So he was not getting downfield.

He was not generating any target separation.

1.3 yards of target separation,

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