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Based on his offensive snaps and target share (or lack thereof), it is reasonable to assume 82 will be playing for a different team in 2022.

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Rashard Higgins- A long-time favorite of the Dawg Pound, Higgins will be an unrestricted free agent in 2022, as he has an expired contract and four or more accrued seasons.

I expect those metrics to move closer to the mean in the long-term, but believe he has the abilities and potential to be a solid WR2 for the Orange and Brown. On a small sample of just 25 targets in 2021, he ranks top-10 in expected points added per target, first down percentage, and receiver rating.

Donovan Peoples-Jones - The second-year wide receiver has flashed his breakout potential at times this season.

I do not believe 80 will be returning to this team in 2022 unless a contract restructure occurs. Landy has a $16.5 million cap hit in 2022, but only $1.5 million in dead cap.

Jarvis Landry- The teamвЂ™s most-targeted wide receiver through Week 12 with 33 receptions on 48 targets for 356 yards and zero touchdowns.

Here is where the team stands at the position headed into the offseason: With that said, there are some cornerstone pieces on this team that will contribute to the teamвЂ™s (hopeful) long-term prosperity, but wide receiver is an area where the team needs marked improvement. Whether itвЂ™s gaining separation from the nearest defender, winning contested-catch situations, yards after the catch, or hauling-in an off-target throw, the intended receivers are of high value to the offenseвЂ™s success and in putting points on the scoreboard. ItвЂ™s just so different.(Photo: Ohio - Week-in and week-out there are wide receivers across the league that continuously make plays to help their quarterback. WeвЂ™d put you on your back, theyвЂ™d look at it and then youвЂ™d go on about your business. You know what IвЂ™m saying? Now, that will get you a flagrant or get you kicked out of the game and they may even suspend you after evaluating it. We wanted you to think that you may get hurt every time you came in the paint. We were talking about putting you on your back if you tried to come in the paint and dunk. In our era, we were talking about locking guys down. The league is about scoring they want you to score and they want to run up the points, so itвЂ™s entertaining. Sometimes, they say, вЂњWell, you couldnвЂ™t play in this era because of the shooting and scoring!вЂќ Well, when we were in our early 20s, we were pretty athletic and dominant too thatвЂ™s why you know about us. I wish we had a time machine so that we could put them in our era and see how they would fare. Gary Payton: The younger guys always say, вЂњWell, in your era, you guys couldnвЂ™t do this or that.вЂќ If thatвЂ™s the case, I wish you could come to our era and play in our era. But with (Kevin) Durant - you're talking about arguably the top offensive player when it's all said and done. Now, hounding and stopping are two different things. 'Michael and (Ron) Harper could hound Klay.

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They'd put Scottie on Steph - Phil Jackson's philosophy was cut the head of the snake off, so that would be a long series for Steph.

And they'd probably be able to really - I don't know about shut down - but really make it tough for Steph (Curry) and Klay (Thompson).

'It's really not about Michael and Scottie (Pippen). Would he still pick the Warriors if he was face-to-face with Michael Jordan and had to answer the question? 'I would. 'I go with the Warriors on that one just because of the offensive firepower,' Mullin told NBC Sports NBA Insider Tom Haberstroh on 'The Habershow' podcast.

So there's no way the Hall of Famer would choose the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls to beat the 2016-17 Warriors in a seven-game series, right? That is right.