He's only saying he very well could be. Yes, Evans' ceiling is definitely higher than AJ's as he has plenty of ferocity and explosiveness to the high point of the catch, but the odds of his production being greater than AJ's ceiling may be negligible, just the thin end of the bell. Ntl, ceiling edge: Evans.
Then you compare non-injury-related floors, the edge has to go to the duo with 15 years experience over their counterpart with 1, total. [And if you want to make the old argument that younger means less injury prone, rotoworld's new partner debunked that.]He's only saying he very well could be. Yes, Evans' ceiling is definitely higher than AJ's as he has plenty of ferocity and explosiveness to the high point of the catch, but the odds of his production being greater than AJ's ceiling may be negligible, just the thin end of the bell. Ntl, ceiling edge: Evans.
Then you compare non-injury-related floors, the edge has to go to the duo with 15 years experience over their counterpart with 1, total. [And if you want to make the old argument that younger means less injury prone, rotoworld's new partner debunked that.]He's only saying he very well could be. Yes, Evans' ceiling is definitely higher than AJ's as he has plenty of ferocity and explosiveness to the high point of the catch, but the odds of his production being greater than AJ's ceiling may be negligible, just the thin end of the bell. Ntl, ceiling edge: Evans.
Then you compare non-injury-related floors, the edge has to go to the duo with 15 years experience over their counterpart with 1, total. [And if you want to make the old argument that younger means less injury prone, rotoworld's new partner debunked that.]http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/55041/81/nfl-injury-prediction