From the episode
all the way littered through his film is high-end route running, the ability to be a three-level threat...fifth in contested catch rate, eighth in PFF receiving grade...79th or higher percentile wise in college dominator and collegiate target share.
STACKED’s take
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Boston's film shows elite route running, contested catch ability, and three-level threat skills; slow narrative is unfou
The source counters the narrative that Boston is too slow and cannot separate by citing his film: high-end route running, three-level threat ability, and ball-winning skills at the catch point. Among FPS wide receivers with a minimum of 10 contested targets, Boston ranked fifth in contested catch rate and eighth in PFF receiving grade. He was 79th percentile or higher in college dominator and collegiate target share. The source compares Boston favorably to past receivers labeled as big and slow—Drake London, Tedro McMillan, Cooper Cup, DeAndre Hopkins—who proved the narrative wrong.
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