Film Study: So, Let's Settle the Debate. Who's Better? Ja'Marr Chase or Penei Sewell?

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[@krzykll8642]

Sewell is an ELITE WR AND TACKLE. There’s really no competition

[@brandonhallam51]

Well.... Sewell helps both the passing AND run game and keeps the qb upright

[@Primetime9292]

I’ll take Sewel, born to be a OL leader. He makes everyone around him better and is a hall of fame talent already.

[@NotATroll6996]

Can't go wrong with either but i'd take Sewell

[@JoeFromCincinnati]

If the Bengals took Sewell in 2021, I believe they would have not made the Super Bowl in 2021. Chase really was instrumental to that season.

[@steviesavagegs8791]

I would take Sewell because im a lions fan, and i believe its easier to get a elite WR than a elite OT

[@leehurst172]

I don't think the Bengals staff could've schemed Sewell as an extra tight end like the Lions staff has. Burrow isn't a jumbo style QB; he excels in five man protections. Putting Sewell into the backfield so he can motion into having sometimes three tackles on one side of the ball is a huge maximization of his abilities that simply doesn't mesh with other Bengals' players maximizations.

[@brokentubing]

Burrow stays hurt Goff doesn't and Goff is a statue. Sewell.

[@gsray12]

Sewell might have made a difference with all of Burrows injuries. What if he take less hits and sacks giving Burrow time to make avg receivers good. Also remember he still would have Tee Higgins. Protect your franchise player first. Keeping Burrow upright should have been the #1 priority. You take a HOF o-lineman they are definitely more rare than good/great receivers.

[@nflfan02]

Sewell is a generational talent and on pace to make the Hall of Fame and he's still only 23.

[@brianmartindale2221]

The choice was perfect for both teams. The Lions didn't need a big-time receiver at that point and the Bengals needed a weapon for JB. Sewell, though, is more of a "cornerstone" player for a rebuilding team in my opinion. He set a tone of toughness for the Lions right away

[@andrewbird57]

I don't think the question is between Chase or Sewell, they play different positions. I think the better question is, who is better, Chase or the WR the Lions picked in the 4th round in 2021.

[@jalenjohnson0339]

Im sure the Cincy isn’t regretting taking Chase because Chase is a top 10 WR in his position.

[@corey2justified1]

This question is ridiculous, they play different positions, they are both elite. They can't be compared. It just depends on what you needed at the time. Also, I guarantee no one besides you ever though Chase played like Mike Evans. Never did I think the reason Chase was so unstoppable was because of his height. Even on the play you compare him to Mike Evans, Ramsey clearly has an issue keeping up with Chase's speed. You said you believe in wide receivers over the trenches and that's fine. The Lions of old would definitely agree with that. Trenches is definitely my call, its not flashy. But it helps you out in every aspect of the game, running, passing, and special teams, and that's on both sides of the ball.

[@ronwright3324]

Chase is definitely top 5

[@SmedleyButlerII]

Either is a fine option. Not having both is what hurts their teams

[@isaiahwilliams2332]

Definitely Sewell. They already have Higgins and it’s easier to find an elite WR than an elite LT

[@fireestyle]

disagree on the trade point, i think if Burrow okayed it they would atleast consider a trade for Sewell considering Tee can be a true #1 option.

[@donbur1553]

Sewell next question!

[@deepfry89]

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