That is absolutely doable with a viable offensive scheme. He had 3,878 yards, 25 TD's, and only 8 picks last year in that horribly designed and called offense that Carmichael dialed up. Just 37 yards more per game puts him at that 4,500 and there's no reason that can't be done. Averaging a little over a half a TD a game, also very doable, would get him to 35 TD's.

Oh, as a comparison, Brock Purdy had 4,280, 32, and 11 last season in the same offense we are picking up.