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we get this quote on May 28th from Ben Johnson saying, quote, I'm buying Luther Burden stock right now, end quote... Luther Burden has consistently been the first name that Ben Johnson mentions whenever he's talking about his pass catchers this season... It's been a lot of Luther Burden and Kalon Loveland are going to be a huge part of this offense
STACKED’s take
Ben Johnson buying Burden stock; first-name mention among pass catchers; heavy personnel fit
Ben Johnson is described as a better hype man in the NFL for Burden, with the offensive coordinator saying on May 28th I'm buying Luther Burden stock right now. Johnson emphasized Burden's explosive athleticism and dangerous hands, noting the coaching staff has worked to unlock more of his game beyond screens and short throws. Johnson highlighted Burden's improved route-running and speed, stating Luther Burden has consistently been the first name that Ben Johnson mentions whenever he's talking about his pass catchers this season, and Burden is expected to be a huge part of the offense alongside Kalon Loveland. Burden is positioned as a multi-dimensional receiver capable of functioning as both a slot/short-game weapon and a deep-ball threat, drawing comparisons to Amon-Ra St. Brown's role in Ben Johnson's scheme while also possessing Jameson Williams-type big-play ability. Unlike DJ Moore, who received backhanded praise from Johnson last year, Burden receives consistent, genuine endorsement from a coach known for not hyping players indiscriminately. Johnson stated Luther Burden is exactly who we thought he would be when we drafted him. This guy just loves football, reflecting unambiguous conviction in his development. Burden benefits from the Bears' heavy personnel groupings (12 and 13 personnel), similar to how Jaxon Smith-Njigba benefited from Seattle's heavy personnel usage last year; this scheme alignment supports his fantasy production.
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