[BostonCard]

Yeah, he only averaged 15.5 yards per reception last year, fourth among wide receivers with 10 or more catches (had to be pretty loose because of the pandemic), and one of the guys ahead of him was Brycen Tremayne (18.9 ypc on 14 catches, second in the Pac-12).  He compares pretty favorably to Amon Ra St. Brown (11.7 ypc on 41 catches).  The idea that Fehoko was not used as a deep threat really is just "I have a narrative about David Shaw's offense, and I'm not going to let facts get in the way of my narrative."

Question for the peanut gallery.  When was the last time a Stanford receiver led the league in receiving yards?

BC

[BostonCard]

Yeah, he only averaged 15.5 yards per reception last year, fourth among wide receivers with 10 or more catches (had to be pretty loose because of the pandemic), and one of the guys ahead of him was Brycen Tremayne (18.9 ypc on 14 catches, second in the Pac-12).  He compares pretty favorably to Amon Ra St. Brown (11.7 ypc on 41 catches).  The idea that Fehoko was not used as a deep threat really is just "I have a narrative about David Shaw's offense, and I'm not going to let facts get in the way of my narrative."

Question for the peanut gallery.  When was the last time a Stanford receiver led the league in receiving yards?

BC