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His average route depth was 11 yards in week one. Burton was at 7.6 and Coulson Lovelin was at 8.3. So, it's not the end of the world if you're being used downfield... I think Burton's the guy that has the better chance of shooting up the ranks and being this consistent upside wide receiver, too. I think Rome's always going to be a bit more of a boomer bust wide receiver three in this current role.
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Boom-bust downfield role (11-yard avg route depth) vs Burton's slot consistency.
Had an average route depth of 11 yards in Week 1 (compared to 7.6 for Cole Burton and 8.3 for Colston Loveland), indicating he is being used more downfield for big-play opportunities. While this creates volatility, it is manageable in a high-volume Bears offense that should produce more booming games than busting. Ian Hartitz views Odunze as a boom-bust wide receiver in his current role, contrasting him with Cole Burton, who Hartitz believes has a better chance of shooting up the ranks and being a consistent upside wide receiver.
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