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Originally Posted by Rey
You realize that Schaub is usually at the top of the league in pass attempts per/gm....
KW is not anywhere near the receiver that McCaffrey was. It's not even close.
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According to Profootball reference, McCaffrey came into the league in 1991, at the age of 23
He played 3 years for the Giants and 1 year for the Niner before heading to the Broncos.
In those 4 years, he totaled 103 catches.
He joined the Broncos in 1995.
In his first 4 years with the Broncos (between the age of 27-30) he totaled 196 catches in 61 games played
(39, 48, 45, 64).
In those 4 years, the Broncos had 2,134 pass attempts.
196 catches / 2,134 attempts = 9.18 per cent
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In the 4 years when Walter was between 23-26, he caught 109 balls (6 more than McCaffrey during the same age period).
In the next 4 years (all with the Texans) Walter caught 203 balls (60, 53, 51, 39) - 7 more than McCaffrey.
(My previous addition was incorrect, showing that Walter had a few less than McCaffrey).
He also played in 61 games, the same as McCaffrey.
The Texans had 2,189 pass attempts in those 4 years.
203 catches / 2,189 attempts = 9.27 per cent.
Walter's production is actually better than McCaffrey in both periods of time.