>All the other intricacies that make the stats what they are,
>then I don't really see a point in pointing that out. The fact
>still stands as a statistic because those two completions
>happened you know?

Kaep's "potential" for bigger plays has yet to be realized on anything resembling a consistent basis. Which is chill (for now).

Not an Alex v. Kaep issue, but to speak to LBs bullshit about Crabs (as fools said with Sing) being HELD back by the QB, when in fact neither were.

It's also not a stretch to say Alex and Crabs playing more wouldn't have yielded larger numbers and more results over time. Main point again is that Crabs is starting to come into his own.