Who will be the 2022 Breakout player for the Cardinals?

[JosiahLee]

Andy Isabella.

But on a serious note, it would be amazing to see him play even the smallest of roles on this team.

 

[kerouac9]

Andy Isabella.

But on a serious note, it would be amazing to see him play even the smallest of roles on this team.

Fun fact: Isabella had fewer special teams snaps (24) than offensive snaps (30) last season.

What a chump.

 

[DaHilg]

You are prob the same guy that thinks Lamar can throw more than a few routes. Put Davante Adams on Baltimore - you aren’t going to see much better stats than peak Hollywood. It was no different than putting an elite WR w a slightly more accurate QB in Cam Newton. These guys just can’t make all the throws.. reason why their TEs are always the team leaders in receiving stats.

@kerouac9 here’s your answer on the Kirk debate.

 

[oaken1]

Leap...doesn't exactly fit the equation...

But.....

Rookie TE Trey McBride.
We notoriously fail with young tight ends.
Historically tight ends are slow to develop in the nfl.

But, we got this over/under offense,....deep guys and LoS guys...
TREY McBride is an intermediate guy....he's big, he's athletic.....

Bubble screen to Moore/bomb to Hollywood/ dump off to McBride....

I think that's kylers progression...

 

[kerouac9]

Leap...doesn't exactly fit the equation...

But.....

Rookie TE Trey McBride.
We notoriously fail with young tight ends.
Historically tight ends are slow to develop in the nfl.

But, we got this over/under offense,....deep guys and LoS guys...
TREY McBride is an intermediate guy....he's big, he's athletic.....

Bubble screen to Moore/bomb to Hollywood/ dump off to McBride....

I think that's kylers progression...

Where does Zach Ertz fit into this? And James Conner?

 

[Dayman]

The Trey McBride hype train is kind of off the rails at this point. He will likely be the 6th option once Hopkins comes back.

 

[Krangodnzr]

The Trey McBride hype train is kind of off the rails at this point. He will likely be the 6th option once Hopkins comes back.

I say max 25 catches, with a few of those catches being memorable.

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

I say max 25 catches, with a few of those catches being memorable.

Yeah I’m saying 25-30. Just too many mouths to feed and TEs are notorious slow producers as rooks.

 

[oaken1]

Where does Zach Ertz fit into this? And James Conner?

Yeah...them too.

But what's "breakout" for a rookie TE?

50 catches....650 yds....5 TD's.....

I would be totally thrilled

 

[AZ Native]

It has to be Kyler on offense. He is going to get paid and we all want him to succeed, right? Collins on D.

 

[kerouac9]

Yeah...them too.

But what's "breakout" for a rookie TE?

50 catches....650 yds....5 TD's.....

I would be totally thrilled

Kyle Pitts — a top 10 pick and a generational prospect at the same position— produced 68 receptions for 1026 yards and 1 TD in an Atlanta offense almost otherwise devoid of weapons.

Five TDs is a deranged projection.

13.5 YPC is more than Hollywood Browns career average.

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

Yeah...them too.

But what's "breakout" for a rookie TE?

50 catches....650 yds....5 TD's.....

I would be totally thrilled

That would blow me away

 

[Stout]

Leap...doesn't exactly fit the equation...

But.....

Rookie TE Trey McBride.
We notoriously fail with young tight ends.
Historically tight ends are slow to develop in the nfl.

But, we got this over/under offense,....deep guys and LoS guys...
TREY McBride is an intermediate guy....he's big, he's athletic.....

Bubble screen to Moore/bomb to Hollywood/ dump off to McBride....

I think that's kylers progression...

We're in serious trouble if that's Kyler's progression.

 

[Chopper0080]

The Trey McBride hype train is kind of off the rails at this point. He will likely be the 6th option once Hopkins comes back.

Agree. I think McBride starts the season in Maxx's role in 12 personnel sets and Ertz getting large snap volume. Once Maxx is healthy I think you see McBride adjust into a role giving Ertz less snaps to keep him healthy and Maxx taking the 12 personnel role.

That said, if McBride blows up, they will find a way to keep giving him snaps.

 

[BritCard]

Yeah, dude. I just legit do not see it.

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These are career comparisons. They're close enough to me not to be meaningful. They're the same dude. I don't see anything here that's like "Actually Marquise Brown is going to be 50% more productive than Kirk was in an almost similar situation.

Well that would be because I said "Through the first 3 years" and you are including Kirk's 4th, and by far his best year. So that would be why.