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5. Kayshon Boutte - Yes he’s open some times and JD misses him, but he has zero explosiveness. None. Zero. In his current state, he’s not a top drafted WR. We need to quit focusing on this.

Not having him running slants/crosses/deep-ins is retarded. Boutte and Bech destroyed teams with those routes. Yet Denbrock is committed to running both of them on Comebacks/outs.

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Posted by TGR

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Posted on 10/8/22 at 3:23 pm to bstew3006

Bech hasn’t done a damn thing all year except his “punt return” against Southern.

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Posted by lsu33w

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Posted on 10/8/22 at 5:06 pm to bstew3006

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Not having him running slants/crosses/deep-ins is retarded. Boutte and Bech destroyed teams with those routes. Yet Denbrock is committed to running both of them on Comebacks/outs.

I think this is probably due to the QB not having time or willing to wait for the routes to develop.

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Posted by bubbaprohn

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Posted on 10/10/22 at 3:33 pm to bstew3006

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Not having him running slants/crosses/deep-ins is retarded. Boutte and Bech destroyed teams with those routes. Yet Denbrock is committed to running both of them on Comebacks/outs.

Because those are the only throws Daniels can/will attempt to make. Daniels flat out refuses to throw deep unless the guy is WIDE OPEN and most of the times a guy gets open Daniels doesn't even see it.

I think Denbrock has tailored his playcalls to the throws his QB can actually make. I don't think Denbrock is as bad of an OC as he appears, mainly because of Daniels' play. Of course, starting a QB that is only willing to throw on comebacks/outs/underneath shite is a whole different issue that needs addressed.

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