Justin Jefferson is THAT Guy.

Justin Jefferson has fully arrived as the top dog at the wide receiver position in the NFL, but is this the best start we’ve ever seen?
From Jerry Rice, to Randy Moss, JJ is truly entering the discussion of early Hall Of Fame resumes.
Put Me In, Coach talk Justin Jefferson.
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[@sprawlz6466]

Funny you guys brought up Rice, Moss, and Odell. What made those 3 so great is exactly what I think makes Jefferson so good. Their ball tracking skills are just incredible. When the QB initially releases the ball, they can just tell exactly where they need to be in order to make the catch. If they aren’t open, they can manipulate defenders while the ball is still in the air to make themselves open before the ball reaches them. That trait is extremely difficult to teach so it’s always special when you get a “once a decade” player who can do it so flawlessly and effortlessly. It’s like these guys already mossed the defenders before even going up for the catch. And then combine that overpowered skill with JJ’s hands and leaping ability for the more difficult catches and it’s over. That dude also makes some of the most ridiculous contested catches I’ve ever seen. He’s like if Deandre Hopkins had the speed, route running, and ball tracking of Odell. You don’t average 100 receiving yards per game on accident

[@putmeincoachpod2024]

Completely agree. He's just a monster. As a Lions fan I'd love to see him leave the division, but just as a fan of football I really hope Darnold and or McCarthy can work out because I love this kids game, and he needs a good QB to really elevate him to that all time status.