My biggest issue I have with people that get upset over Keon's lack of production and compare him to McConkey failed to look at what causes the stat differences. Case in point we should have taken McConkey crowd. Do they understand that just because two guys play WR doesn't mean they play the same position? As a slot guy is different than an outside guy. Toss in look at targets Keon's had 39 targets compared to Ladd's 68. Who do you think going to have better stats based on that? I'd bet on the guy with more targets each and every time. Has Keon stepped up like we all hoped? I'll be the first to tell you no. Blame him, blame coaching whatever it happens. Yet also in watching football since 1988 I can also tell you that typically WRs take a good three full seasons until they reach there best selves. Yes, some do it sooner and some do it later but I'm not ready to throw Keon in the trash heap because for every Ladd McConkey I can give you a Xavier Leggette or Ja'Lynn Polk who were drafted around same time the other two guys mentioned and performed worse than Keon thus far.