Alpha WR's - Page 7 - ChiefsPlanet

Thought I would create a thread dedicated to the Alpha WR's as there has been a lot of attention already on getting a better Mecole or MVS or tiny 140 lb slot WR's.

Alphas can't be stopped, you can only pray to contain them.

Malik Nabers

Adonai Mitchell

Adonai Mitchell is no stranger to Georgia fans. 2nd & 18, 8:16 left in the fourth quarter, Stetson Bennett drops back and completes a 40-yard touchdown strike to Mitchell over the outstretched Alabama defender to garner Georgia the lead in the national title.
It's arguably the biggest catch in program history, and according to sources, Mitchell is only scratching the surface of his stardom. It's virtually every day at this point, Mitchell will have people within the building raving about some miraculous catch he's made, or how he caught 80% of the footballs during 11on11 scrimmages.

Watch as Adonai takes over the game and has to be held repeatedly to avoid further embarrassment.

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Originally Posted by RunKC:
Not sure how people discredit Rice or think he isn’t better than Flowers. His ceiling is higher.

Elite YAC, one of the best young intermediate WR’s and he can win outside.

Cam Taylor-Britt is one of the best young Corners in the league and Rice cooked his ass

Rice is a good player but Flowers is better
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Originally Posted by Titty Meat:
Rice is a good player but Flowers is better

Hmmm. Rice had more receptions, yards, and tds on fewer targets and a higher yards per reception. How is that somehow worse?
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Originally Posted by kccrow:
Hmmm. Rice had more receptions, yards, and tds on fewer targets and a higher yards per reception. How is that somehow worse?

Which says a lot considering how he was used.
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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
I wish we had both but you are correct.

Flowers is more of a separator.

:-)

Holy shit.

You couldn't be more full of shit.

Worthy and Franklin are both far better separators than Mitchell.

But now separation is conveniently the difference?
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Originally Posted by staylor26:
:-)

Holy shit.

You couldn't be more full of shit.

Worthy and Franklin are both far better separators than Mitchell.

But not separation is conveniently the difference?

Running fast in a straight line by shit college corners doesn't mean you will "separate" in the NFL.

Do you consider Mecole Hardman a "separator"?!
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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
Running fast in a straight line by shit college corners doesn't mean you will "separate" in the NFL.

Do you consider Mecole Hardman a "separator"?!

Down the field Hardman has never had an issue getting separation. If he had ball tracking skills, then we could actually have taken advantage of it far more often.
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Originally Posted by staylor26:
Down the field Hardman has never had an issue getting separation. If he had ball tracking skills, then we could actually have taken advantage of it.

There you go.

If Mecole is your version of good at separating why are we discussing this?!

:-)
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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
There you go.

If Mecole is your version of good at separating why are we discussing this?!

:-)

I didn't say he's good at separating everywhere, but he has never had an issue getting separation down the field, just like he did in the SB.

Again, his issue has ALWAYS been ball tracking. Nobody has ever said that Hardman can't get open on those vertical routes.

Why do you do this? Why are you incapable of being objective?
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Originally Posted by staylor26:
I didn't say he's good at separating everywhere, but he has never had an issue getting separation down the field, just like he did in the SB.

Again, his issue has ALWAYS been ball tracking. Nobody has ever said that Hardman can't get open on those vertical routes.

Why do you do this? Why are you incapable of being objective?

It's what he does. He's a child.
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Watching "The Dynasty: The New England Patriots" on Apple TV.

Binge watching this now. Episode 4 they describe how the Patriots dynasty finally fell to Manning's Colts.

The Patriots realized they needed some new fresh offensive blood.

They needed an Alpha WR.

They call Randy Moss to kickstart the continuation of domination.
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