100% completion percentage

So is chase arguably?

@BENgalFan1369 maybe. WRs are very difficult to get into the HOF you have to really stand out in your generation in a lot of cases. Chase is definitely a very good receiver and has a shot but Sewell already has more All-Pro selections.

That narrative is so dumb

@@lilmonke2190 Everything is dumb to an undeveloped brain 🧠

Nope. The idea of trading Sewell for Chase as a lions fan is laughable

Disagree, burrow needed Sewell more than chase and lions did need a wr1 as they picked up st.brown in that same draft and he's basically been their top wr since. I wouldn't take chase over st brown and definitely wouldn't take him over Sewell. Not even close imo

@@dereckdunckelDisagree, Pitts was also mocked in that 5th spot, but has failed to do much. He wasn’t put in the right place. Chase’s potential is better on the bengals than on the lions. Same as Sewell, bengals needed 5 new starters on that line. Even someone as good as Sewell could not single-handedly raise that line. Chase was the clear option by a long shot, not even close

@bd8037 couldn't disagree more, they clearly needed offensive line then and it was obvious, he's even had major injury since. St brown has been arguably just as good and he was available in the 4th. They clearly should have got Sewell then went after a wr. You build championship teams through the trenches then pick up playmaker after. If you find a franchise qb, then priority 1,2,and 3 is protecting him at all costs

Spot on

I agree but I now realize the other side of it with a few points. When you look at scarcity while there still aren't a lot of elite wr1s there are less tackles around the level of Sewell and those top guys than wrs around the level of Chase and those top guys. And when you look at longevity generally those top tackles have a longer shelf life than top receivers if we average it out, something I've noticed as I watch the league. That being said on the other side the immediate impact of Chase was more instrumental and the value that kind of guy brings is giving that true 1 weapon for a qb to rely on as well as opening up the other pieces of the offense for more opportunity because of his prescence which includes the run game. Offensive linemen and tackles more so than interior guys have a huge impact still in the run game and pass pro but naturally it is less off of their singular presence not quite having as much impact because the rest of the unit matters more in those reactive positions like secondaries and offensive line compared to receivers and pass rushers just simply because of weak link theory. Tackles and corners still add the idea of being able to slide coverage or protection away from them it's just big weaknesses in the unit kill things more than a bad number 3 receiver with a high drop rate for example would. Safe to say both teams are happy with who they got imo

Sometimes he even catches passes

Quick dumpoffs keep QBs upright

Good wrs make a bigger impact on the passing game. The fact that one player impacts both doesn't make them better if the overall impact is still less.

@@jacksonklark6119 you forget an elite tackle is the difference when u face elite pass rushes, sewell shuts top edge rushers down and allows you to do anything

I have news for you about high end wr1s impact on resource allocation buddy

chase bro cmon and ima lions fan, X wrs are more impactful

that is also a question worth asking but I would say chase

And yet, it was certainly the correct pick.

Sewell is the top of PFF and has more all pro selections in his position

FRFR!🤣

I'd pass on Chase to draft Sewell, then draft Amon Ra St. Brown in the 4th. Wait, that's exactly what the Lions did. St. Brown has been every bit as good as Chase.

Only because he is with Burrow, if the Bengals had any other QB, Sewell probably would be a better pick.

I'll take Sewell. One of the reasons that Burrow can't stop calling 911 and off the field is because of his protection. I'm arguing with fellow Lions fans who think we should have kept Josh Reynolds (WR) whom you don't know about. All because our QB who is a statue rarely is out or hurt and has the time he needs.

@@brokentubing cant stop? He went to back to back AFCCs. (He does take way too many hits) Im not mad we got Chase, but if Burrow's career ends short, not taking Sewell will become a massive tragedy.

Great WR are a dime a dozen. Penei is a 23 year old walking gold jacket.

@@diamondrg3556 Burrow can beat the Chiefs is what's so bad about it

That's because there's not as many elite OL out there to keep resetting the market so the top paid guys lag behind. WR's also are more noticable and make their team more money then an OL in ticket snd jersey sales

Disagree, and the Bengals are proof lmao.

@@MrApplesAndOranges12 and Joe Burrow has yet to stay healthy for a full season.

@@thecharmcityplayerbrandona8827 He has had 4 injuries. One in 2020, and 2 in the preseason that were non contact. The final injury was a contact injury off the right side against a former 1st rounder. Why are you so confident a better LT starting ‘21 alters his injury history?

@@MrApplesAndOranges12 maybe because he will actually protect him. And offensive line is just as important than getting weapons because it doesn’t matter how much talent you have on the offense. If your quarterback doesn’t have time he’s gonna get killed.

as a bengals fan, this is truth! the bengals wouldn't regret picking either player, but the trenches matter more than the weapons. the offensive line opens up both the pass game and the run game. also, burrow wouldn't injured as often if sewell was on his team.

Not true

They wouldn’t have even made it to the super bowl in 2021 without chase

@@sharpie141 so I've heard Issue, they didn't win

@@scuproductions a elite tackle is never gonna be more valuable than a elite wr cope

@@joxmz5534 let me know when Burrow goes down again

I would say the same, if Chase didn't play with Burrow in college. I think that the connection they had makes it worth it, only for the Bengals. Anyone else would take Sewell.

No st brown is more scheme depended Chase is a freak of nature and a big play threat

I think the question should be who is better between Chase and Amon Ra? After three seasons, their stats are pretty similar. Amon Ra was a steal in the 2021 draft. (I'm not a Lions fan.)

Hes not.

Penei Sewell is a generational talent too mushbrain

I think Joe Burrow had more to do with the Bengals going to the Super Bowl than Chase.