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But if Burden were a real wide receiver one, why was Equanimeous St. Brown playing ahead of him? 15 routes a game as a rookie, the coaches saw the reps and didn't feel like they needed to get him involved early.

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Equanimeous St. Brown played ahead of Luther Burden as a rookie, running more routes and receiving more playing time despite Burden's high draft pedigree.

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