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	Comments on: Yards per Target Relative to Teammates	</title>
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		By: Shattenjager		</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 05 Jun 2014 05:21:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I read the title and immediately said, &quot;Steve Smith must be the king of that metric,&quot; so I wasn&#039;t surprised to see him do well, either. Like Richie, I would have expected him to be even better here than he is.

Something I find rather interesting: Donald Driver has two seasons on this list--2002 and 2005. In between, his teammate Javon Walker has one in 2004, with Driver still on the team and even having a pretty nice season himself.

Looking further at those Packers teams is an interesting look at how this metric works. In 2004, Ahman Green, Tony Fisher, and William Henderson had a combined 791 yards on 112 catches (7.1 ypc), which helped both Driver (14.4 ypc on 82 catches) and Walker (15.5 ypc on 89 catches) stand out. It&#039;s a similar story in &#039;02 (Green, Henderson, and Bubba Franks had a combined 7.3 ypc on 137 catches--and incidentally does anyone on earth remember that Terry Glenn spent a year in Green Bay??!!). The low ypc from all of the non-WR weapons and the amount of receptions they got made the situation conducive to a wideout ranking high on this list.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I read the title and immediately said, &#8220;Steve Smith must be the king of that metric,&#8221; so I wasn&#8217;t surprised to see him do well, either. Like Richie, I would have expected him to be even better here than he is.</p>
<p>Something I find rather interesting: Donald Driver has two seasons on this list&#8211;2002 and 2005. In between, his teammate Javon Walker has one in 2004, with Driver still on the team and even having a pretty nice season himself.</p>
<p>Looking further at those Packers teams is an interesting look at how this metric works. In 2004, Ahman Green, Tony Fisher, and William Henderson had a combined 791 yards on 112 catches (7.1 ypc), which helped both Driver (14.4 ypc on 82 catches) and Walker (15.5 ypc on 89 catches) stand out. It&#8217;s a similar story in &#8217;02 (Green, Henderson, and Bubba Franks had a combined 7.3 ypc on 137 catches&#8211;and incidentally does anyone on earth remember that Terry Glenn spent a year in Green Bay??!!). The low ypc from all of the non-WR weapons and the amount of receptions they got made the situation conducive to a wideout ranking high on this list.</p>
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		By: Richie		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Jun 2014 21:24:04 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I am surprised that only 3 of Steve Smith&#039;s seasons appear in the top 75.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am surprised that only 3 of Steve Smith&#8217;s seasons appear in the top 75.</p>
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