@KenCarman @SportsBoyTony listening late on the app, so I don’t know if this has been brought up or not.... But is it fair to think about it like this??... With OBJ on the field, there is A LOT of pressure to get him the ball. I think that OBJ’s targets themselves aren’t (cont.)

necessarily a measure of the pressure to get him the ball. Think about how Maybe Baker is locked in on OBJ for so long just waiting and waiting and waiting for him to get open b/c he is such a great player, he wants to get him the ball any way he can. Then by the time he (cont)

Comes off of OBJ, his throw to someone else is way too late. This actually makes a lot of sense. I mean think about how many times Baker has been double clutching the ball since OBJ has been here. W/O OBJ on the field, then Bake can just go through reads and let it rip to whoever