That video is unavailable , but it doesn't really matter because I could find videos as well. It's one fucking video. Lol

Someday I might break down those stats as well , but I am confident Brown is better with the ball in his hands. He was used as a kick and punt returner for a reason - he makes so many plays after the catch. And even then though you can't really dispute the rest as Brown is great all around.

Oct 15, 2018 19:22:20 GMT UT said:

That video is unavailable , but it doesn't really matter because I could find videos as well. It's one fucking video. Lol

Someday I might break down those stats as well , but I am confident Brown is better with the ball in his hands. He was used as a kick and punt returner for a reason - he makes so many plays after the catch. And even then though you can't really dispute the rest as Brown is great all around.

TO has broke more short catches into long TD runs than any other receiver not named Jerry Rice.   When it comes to YAC Brown doesn't nearly measure up.  And once again TO did this in an era where you could blow up receivers going over the middle.  I don't know why you keep dismissing that, but passing and receiving stats are so inflated now it's not even funny. 

Concerning route running TO was taught by Jerry Rice himself, his route running at worst may be only slightly worse than Brown's.    TO was a better deep threat than Brown, better after the catch than Brown, and MUCH better in the red zone than Brown.  As I've said before if a prime TO and a prime Brown played on the same team TO would get the double coverage every time.   Same goes for Moss, Calvin Johnson, Andre Johnson, and Larry Fitz as well.

Is there anything statistical date to back that up? Or are we just saying things now?

I don't see how he was a better deep threat , especially when you go back to the hands problem he tended to have on a pretty consistent basis. I'm only going to give TO the redzone.