Welcome to Part 22 of our “Does It Matter?” series, where we look at popular sports theories to separate fact from fiction and find optimal ranges for things such as heights or hand sizes. Today, we dive into the Wide Receiver 525 rookie yards theory. This theory suggests that rookie wide receivers who achieve 525 yards in their first NFL season have a higher probability of career success. Is that fact, or a theory not justified to continue believing in? We will find. . .
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