If the Over/Under on Hester Touchdowns was 8?
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If the Over/Under on Hester Touchdowns was 8?
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If the Over/Under on Hester Touchdowns was 8?
If the Over/Under for Hester touchdowns was set at 8 for the regular season would you go over or under?
I'd go over.
I'd go over.
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under. 8 is just too much. if he gets 4 on offense it's a good season.
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7 for the season. 3 or 4 each on offense and returns.
He might get more on offense if he played a lot, but I don't think he will.
And I think about 3 or 4 will be the max on returns this year. Teams will be game planning for him and kicking away from him alot.
He will have lots of exciting and good long returns but not as many scores.
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7 for the season. 3 or 4 each on offense and returns.
He might get more on offense if he played a lot, but I don't think he will.
And I think about 3 or 4 will be the max on returns this year. Teams will be game planning for him and kicking away from him alot.
He will have lots of exciting and good long returns but not as many scores.
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I say over Emp.
I think I'd reverse your guess and say five returns and four on offense.
Honestly, they're setting up pretty simple stuff for the kid. Zero routes so that he doens't have to remember where to go but just gets the ball in his hands fast. Probably will have some third down backfield and God knows what kind of reverse options they'll have.
So yes, over, but it's the NFL so who knows?
I think I'd reverse your guess and say five returns and four on offense.
Honestly, they're setting up pretty simple stuff for the kid. Zero routes so that he doens't have to remember where to go but just gets the ball in his hands fast. Probably will have some third down backfield and God knows what kind of reverse options they'll have.
So yes, over, but it's the NFL so who knows?
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This is why I think over:
last year Hester had 68 touches on returns (20 kickoff, 47 punts & that crazy FG). On those 68 touches he got 6 touchdowns. Now in these return situations every single opponent is focused on Hester. He has to make moves just to get a chance to get isolated against a few defenders.
On offense, he will get the ball in situations where only a handful or fewer defenders even have a shot at him. I think he'll get 30+ touches on offense this year (1-2 receptions + a reverse or a run). I think his breakaway ability will generate a higher % touchdown ratio on offense (5 TDs this year). I think he still has 3-4 TDs on punt returns and at least 1 on KOs.
last year Hester had 68 touches on returns (20 kickoff, 47 punts & that crazy FG). On those 68 touches he got 6 touchdowns. Now in these return situations every single opponent is focused on Hester. He has to make moves just to get a chance to get isolated against a few defenders.
On offense, he will get the ball in situations where only a handful or fewer defenders even have a shot at him. I think he'll get 30+ touches on offense this year (1-2 receptions + a reverse or a run). I think his breakaway ability will generate a higher % touchdown ratio on offense (5 TDs this year). I think he still has 3-4 TDs on punt returns and at least 1 on KOs.
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emperorjones wrote:This is why I think over:
last year Hester had 68 touches on returns (20 kickoff, 47 punts & that crazy FG). On those 68 touches he got 6 touchdowns. Now in these return situations every single opponent is focused on Hester. He has to make moves just to get a chance to get isolated against a few defenders.
On offense, he will get the ball in situations where only a handful or fewer defenders even have a shot at him. I think he'll get 30+ touches on offense this year (1-2 receptions + a reverse or a run). I think his breakaway ability will generate a higher % touchdown ratio on offense (5 TDs this year). I think he still has 3-4 TDs on punt returns and at least 1 on KOs.
No one is going to kick to him this season unless they absolutely have to for this very reason. Thus his value won't be in TD's but the stellar field position he helps us get.
Cliff Levingston will say 5, so definitely under. 2 offensive TD's and 3 return TD's. They're not going to use him a whole lot on offense especially at first.
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