Interpret these stats....

[3P]

I'd like to see some other QBs numbers under the same circumstances for comparison.

Split G Cmp Att Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int 1st Sck Rtg
Blitz 16 96 176 54.5 1388 7.9 7 6 71 7 79.5
QB Under Pressure 16 40 96 41.7 550 5.7 0 6 24 26 34.6
QB Knocked Down 15 16 47 34.0 282 6.0 0 5 14 24 15.9

Give ya 10 bucks if you can tell me who this one is. :wink:

 

[inFINSible]

I agree with you about the momentum thing, as a mattaer of fact I've already pegged it as that, in this thread..:)

However.....the stats don't seem to be telling of the whole season or of success within the system....unless you believe that 2 Tds and 12 Ints are an indication of Favres' season.......or if Brees' 4 Tds and 6 Ints tell the story of how he played in that offense....McNabbs 2 tds 4 Ints....Big Ben's 0-8....Brady's 0-10...Culpepper's...5-5....

On the opponents side....Ben was 17-3....Brady was 28-4....McNabb 29-4....Brees 23-1....Favre 28-5....Carr 15-8.......Collins 18-9.....Feeley 11-3 (8 games)....

Looks like momentum and rythm is the winner!!

 

[DrAstroZoom]

Split G Cmp Att Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int 1st Sck Rtg
Blitz 16 96 176 54.5 1388 7.9 7 6 71 7 79.5
QB Under Pressure 16 40 96 41.7 550 5.7 0 6 24 26 34.6
QB Knocked Down 15 16 47 34.0 282 6.0 0 5 14 24 15.9

Give ya 10 bucks if you can tell me who this one is. :wink:

I'm gonna guess Brady, but whoever it is, I'd take his number against the blitz all damn day over A.J.'s. :wink:

 

[inFINSible]

wow 125 attempts while blitzing.

Wow he was blitzed 35% of his attempts. That stat would increase if you count the passes he couldn't get off because he was sacked.

That stat will decrease with a running game.

 

[inFINSible]

More fun, and sometimes telling stats:

Split G Cmp Att Pct Yds Yds/Att TD Int 1st Sck Rtg
Blitz 11 55 125 44.0 629 5.0 7 7 32 13 55.1
QB Under Pressure 11 31 86 36.0 277 3.2 0 3 13 23 31.0
QB Knocked Down 11 10 45 22.2 114 2.5 0 3 5 20 11.8

With no hot routes and having to rely on the blocking to hold up, I'd expect worse.

 

[tay0365]

These are AJ Feeley's stats but, let's try to keep this thread from devolving into another back and forth session about AJ, please, just interpret the facts, maams....:)

By yard lines C A % Y YPA T/I 1stD 1stD% QBR
OWN 1-20 - 26/42 61.9 245 5.83 0 0 12 46.2 78.0
OWN 21-50 - 96/181 53.0 908 5.09 0 12 44 45.8 39.6
OPP 49-20 - 55/102 53.9 609 5.95 3 2 35 63.6 73.5
OPP 19-1 - 14/31 45.2 131 4.23 8 1 10 71.4 83.5
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I thought these were interesting stats from last year.....I really love the red zone stats....8 Tds and 1 Int.....That's great, that's 1 Td for every 4 attempts from inside the opponents 20....That's high dollar real estate and he got it at a bargain!.....I'm going to look at other QBs around the league to see how he compares after I'm done here...

But what is up with the abysmal stats between our own 20 and the 50??!! What causes that large of a disparity from the stats of every other spot on the field?? I'm totally confused about that, anybody got any ideas?

Nice Job inFIN, what that tells me is that Feeley became even more productive at the toughest point to score, having no running game to speak of, or Offensive coordinator to make it easier for him. Even if he did not improve even one bit from last year (I already have seem much improvement), with a better line, and way way more of a running game then last year, he will see the redzone way more then last year also, and if he can continue to be that productive, this Offense becomes on par with what the Steelers were able to do last year......or better.

 

[vt_dolfan]

Alright, That makes sense. It also looks like that when the play calls for the ball to be thrown quicker he gets better. I wonder how many of those 12 INTs in the "bad zone" happened when the play call was for a long pass? The reason I ask is that the o-line would directly effect the outcome of a longer pass play while it seems like a shorter pass play puts more responsibility on the shoulders of the QB....does that seem right?

Infins..just a thought...but in that section of the field I believe it would be more likely for a defense to run a blitz..as if they get burned there is still some room to allow...and they could pin us deep in our end of the field.setting them up for good field position. Also...wouldnt the overall majority of our drives begin in this area. If we had moved beyond this point..AJ would have gotten into a rythm. But many times we sputtered here last year because of the terrible line we had.

 

[FIN-IN-RI]

I guess those are the kind of numbers you want to see in your starting QB. Red Zone efficiency is good with very few mistakes.

Maybe the less field he has to work with, the more comfortable he gets. Kind of backwards but..

 

[3P]

I'm gonna guess Brady, but whoever it is, I'd take his number against the blitz all damn day over A.J.'s. :wink:

You are correct... it is indeed the Patsy wonderboy Brady. You're not looking close enough though. Feeley was blitzed on 135 attempts, and pressured on 86 attempts... that's a 68% blitz/pressure ratio. Brady on the other hand was blitzed on 196 attempts, and was pressured on just 96. He had a blitz/pressure ratio of just 48%.

What that tells me, is that Brady's line was better at picking up the blitz, and keeping pressure off of him. It also tells me that Brady was only ever-so-marginally better under pressure than AJ.

If you want to feel the full gravity of the situation of Feeley getting no time, consider that Brady made 96 attempts under pressure in 16 games... Feeley was pressured 86 times in 8 games. If you use the average pressure / game, Feeley would have been pressured a fantastic 172 times.

 

[FinfanInBuffalo]

These are AJ Feeley's stats but, let's try to keep this thread from devolving into another back and forth session about AJ, please, just interpret the facts, maams....:)

By yard lines C A % Y YPA T/I 1stD 1stD% QBR
OWN 1-20 - 26/42 61.9 245 5.83 0 0 12 46.2 78.0
OWN 21-50 - 96/181 53.0 908 5.09 0 12 44 45.8 39.6
OPP 49-20 - 55/102 53.9 609 5.95 3 2 35 63.6 73.5
OPP 19-1 - 14/31 45.2 131 4.23 8 1 10 71.4 83.5​

I thought these were interesting stats from last year.....I really love the red zone stats....8 Tds and 1 Int.....That's great, that's 1 Td for every 4 attempts from inside the opponents 20....That's high dollar real estate and he got it at a bargain!.....I'm going to look at other QBs around the league to see how he compares after I'm done here...

But what is up with the abysmal stats between our own 20 and the 50??!! What causes that large of a disparity from the stats of every other spot on the field?? I'm totally confused about that, anybody got any ideas?

I think we should start Feeley and call only running plays from our own 21 - 50. :D

 

[DrAstroZoom]

You are correct... it is indeed the Patsy wonderboy Brady. You're not looking close enough though. Feeley was blitzed on 135 attempts, and pressured on 86 attempts... that's a 68% blitz/pressure ratio. Brady on the other hand was blitzed on 196 attempts, and was pressured on just 96. He had a blitz/pressure ratio of just 48%.

What that tells me, is that Brady's line was better at picking up the blitz, and keeping pressure off of him. It also tells me that Brady was only ever-so-marginally better under pressure than AJ.

If you want to feel the full gravity of the situation of Feeley getting no time, consider that Brady made 96 attempts under pressure in 16 games... Feeley was pressured 86 times in 8 games. If you use the average pressure / game, Feeley would have been pressured a fantastic 172 times.

Your numbers may be skewed, because just because a QB was pressured does not necessarily mean he was blitzed.

Anyway ... where's my $10? :roflmao:

 

[ErroneousFlint]

These are AJ Feeley's stats but, let's try to keep this thread from devolving into another back and forth session about AJ, please, just interpret the facts, maams....:)

By yard lines C A % Y YPA T/I 1stD 1stD% QBR
OWN 1-20 - 26/42 61.9 245 5.83 0 0 12 46.2 78.0
OWN 21-50 - 96/181 53.0 908 5.09 0 12 44 45.8 39.6
OPP 49-20 - 55/102 53.9 609 5.95 3 2 35 63.6 73.5
OPP 19-1 - 14/31 45.2 131 4.23 8 1 10 71.4 83.5​

I thought these were interesting stats from last year.....I really love the red zone stats....8 Tds and 1 Int.....That's great, that's 1 Td for every 4 attempts from inside the opponents 20....That's high dollar real estate and he got it at a bargain!.....I'm going to look at other QBs around the league to see how he compares after I'm done here...

But what is up with the abysmal stats between our own 20 and the 50??!! What causes that large of a disparity from the stats of every other spot on the field?? I'm totally confused about that, anybody got any ideas?

maybe we should go with two QBs. gus will patrol dolphin territory and once we get past midfield we give the ball to aj.

 

[ErroneousFlint]

Wait a minute!....Call Erroneus Flint!....I think we've discovered traces of momentum!!

yeah sorry for not answering my shoe phone. i left them back in the electronics dept at walmart

 

[DrAstroZoom]

maybe we should go with two QBs. gus will patrol dolphin territory and once we get past midfield we give the ball to aj.

That actually strikes me as pretty cool, but such an idea obviously would never work because no one likes it and no one has tried it.

 

[inFINSible]

I just thought of something.....two words.....tired defense.