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Kerley has the third best hands in the league.


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#s 64-71 (out of the 78 they ranked) are almost all stud WRs.  Above-average anyway, presently or in the past.
 
Only 2 exceptions are Amendola (who is/was considered at least solid when he's healthy enough to play), and Shorts (who was a total beast from mid-Oct onward the year before).
 
VJackson
Stevie owns-Revis Johnson
Shorts
Wallace
Marshall
Amendola
Bowe
Welker
 
I guess it would have to be, as most WRs with that high of a drop rate wouldn't get enough chances on the field to continue the trend.
 
A receiver would have had to have at least 40 catchable balls thrown his way.  So if you drop 10 of your first 35, it's likely your HC/OC has seen enough and you're not going to get enough chances to qualify for this list.  Or it means your QB plays for the Jets and therefore 40 catchable passes weren't thrown in your direction (Kerley being the lone exception).
 
But it is interesting, as Geno threw a lot of passes that weren't so great even if they were technically catchable.  For Kerley to have that high of a catch rate (I wasn't keeping score as the season went on) really says a lot about him.  Also sheds even more light as to why Geno slumped so horribly when he was out.  He wasn't just the only receiver we had really, he was freaking rock solid.
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i don't know how these drop stats are kept.  I personally don't trust any of them too much, but the ones I saw had Bess at 9 (10.5%) and Marshall at 12 (7.3%). The important thing is that the criteria is consistent from game to game.

 

Hills not in the bottom 10

 

Hill only had one drop last year according to the charts I saw.

 

http://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/stats/drops/2013/

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i don't know how these drop stats are kept.  I personally don't trust any of them too much, but the ones I saw had Bess at 9 (10.5%) and Marshall at 12 (7.3%). The important thing is that the criteria is consistent from game to game.

 

 

Hill only had one drop last year according to the charts I saw.

 

http://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/stats/drops/2013/

 

What's alarming about Kerley's #s there is he had 1 drop but still only caught 59.7% of his targets.  Geno has to un-Sanchez his accuracy.

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i don't know how these drop stats are kept.  I personally don't trust any of them too much, but the ones I saw had Bess at 9 (10.5%) and Marshall at 12 (7.3%). The important thing is that the criteria is consistent from game to game.

 

 

Hill only had one drop last year according to the charts I saw.

 

http://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/stats/drops/2013/

Hill sucks. 

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