Also in the second to last column it is calculated on a per game* basis. It is sorted by yards per year needed for Mike Evans to match a given players total yards by the time Evans reaches that players current age as of 12/6/21. Here we are filtered by all the receivers older than Evans. Im sure theres some if statements I can use to make it completely accurate, but it's not worth the trouble) Since NFL seasons are not played year round, this won't be entirely accurate but on an average basis it works for this stat.

*(the per game value is taken by dividing the per year value by 17. As you can see, these are all unattainable. This shows how many yards and touchdowns per year or game* they will need to catch up to Evans by the time they reach his current age of 28 years and 107 days old as of 12/6/21. Here we are filtered by only the receivers younger than Mike Evans. Here Evans is a full touchdown ahead of anyone else at 9.73 with only Adams (8.43) and Hopkins (8.00) being within 2 touchdowns. Here it is sorted touchdowns per year since turning 21 (tds per y21). Obviously a flawed stat when it comes to the decimals due birthdays not aligning with the start of an NFL season, but still interesting IMO. Here you can see Evans narrowly leads Hopkins in yards/yr since turning 21, but Hopkins actually averages more yards/season than Evans, just is hurt by having a June birthday so entered the league 2 months after his 21st birthday. This leads to deflation of everyones stats besides Brandin Cooks who actually was a little under 20 when he debuted. Instead of dividing yards by seasons played, here I divided yards by years since turning 21. Since this is earlier than most, Evans has been able to accumulate impressive stats while still being young. Evans made his debut just 2 weeks after his 21st birthday. One of the reasons people forget Mike Evans is only 28 is the fact he entered the year so young. Pace after 21st birthday, sorted by yards The only players close are Davante Adams (8 months older) and once again Hopkins Mike reigns supreme here, with the last column indicating how many more TDs he has than any given receiver. Here are the receivers organized by touchdowns. The only receivers with more receiving yards within 4 years of age of Mike Evans are DeAndre Hopkins (1.21 years older) and T.Y.

In the second to last column you will see how many more yards Mike Evans has than a given receiver (negative means they have more than Mike). Here are all those receivers sorted by receiving yards. This first sorting goes from youngest to oldest.

Despite being drafted 3 years later than Evans, Cooper Kupp is older than M1k3 by 2 months. The only receivers within 4.5 years of age you could possibly argue that are on his level as a receiver in terms of pace and cumulative stats are DeAndre Hopkins and Davante Adams, but no one is more consistent.Ībove we have every arguably elite receiver either drafted within 2 years of Evans or named Cooper Kupp. Self-Promotion - For Active Sub Members Only Inciting drama or trolling will result in a ban. What can I post? Anything NFL, fantasy or dynasty related, news & analysis. NO league recruiting or searching for leagues, a T/W Find-A-League megathread is provided. NO Player Temp/Price Check threads, a Friday Megathread is provided for these. Use the daily pinned megathread.Ĭommissioner issues are EXEMPT from the no individual help sub rule, please use 'Commissioner' flair NO individual threads of any kind specific to your team or league. Learn about Dynasty Fantasy Football and its strategies or just have a discussion about it.įor questions and discussion on Redraft Leagues, Check out /r/Fantasy_Football. This subreddit is a dedicated place for questions and discussion about Dynasty Leagues. Welcome to /r/DynastyFF About /r/DynastyFF

Mike evans stats this season