Dude plays like a 5 year veteran already. Has a legit chance to be the best Buckeye receiver in the league... ever. Long way to go but his start is unparalleled.
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OregonBuckeye
Semper Fi Buckeyes
As always, health is huge. Michael Thomas was on pace for a top-5 statistical career all-time after his first 4 years in the league before it all fell apart.
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GeorgiaBuck2
Lets Go!
It helps that he has a competent QB. A lot of the Buckeye receivers can't say that (ie Wilson, Olave, Harrison). JSN now has Darnold which has been great for him (and had a good year last year with Geno Smith lolz). McLaurin now has Daniels. Wilson has been amazing considering the shitty QBs that have been throwing him the ball. Olave seems to be hitting a little bit of a snag the past couple years (crappy QB, injuries). And Marv isn't helped by having the midget throwing it to him.
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billmac91
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I don’t think that’s fair to some other studs who landed in far less desirable spots.
It’s funny, but we all saw Emeka playing next to Marvin Harrison Jr and then Jeremiah Smith & not a knock on Emeka, but it’s clear who the better receivers were each time…
I love Emeka but he has thrived as the #2 WR throughout his career in college and now the NFL….doesnt mean he can’t be elite but going to Tampa was perfect. Mike Evans demands the most attention, Baker is competent as a QB, and they have perfect conditions in that division year round to put the ball in the air. He literally landed in one of the best situations possible. But yes, he’s killing it.
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