I don't pay hundreds to PFF. I don't have a membership. You just lazily didn't look up what's available for free.
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I know what you don't support
Posters like you who say stuff like this mostly:
"Can someone please take the penalty on Allen's knees!!" -Vaark
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Simply, we can't run the offense we planned with all those speed Wrs and Gesicki and Tua's RPOs with two turnstiles at OT. Liam has promise. No idea what to do at the other tackle spot.
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When you watch the games which neighbor's electricity have you jerry-rigged?Posters like you who say stuff like this mostly:
"Can someone please take the penalty on Allen's knees!!" -Vaark
*** OFFICIAL BUFFALO BILLS @ MIAMI DOLPHINS GAME THREAD *** WK2
Simply, we can't run the offense we planned with all those speed Wrs and Gesicki and Tua's RPOs with two turnstiles at OT. Liam has promise. No idea what to do at the other tackle spot.
No. Brady throws on average .01 seconds faster than Tua, but is 15th in IAY (8.1).
If you want to say that reason he throws short passes is due to the line. That's fine. However, I think using completion % as a plus is kind of cheap. Short passes are always going to have higher completion %. Look at Tua's numbers in the 10-20 yard range.
Undeated season 2?
If Tua were to put up 150 more passing attempts it would skew the metric. For instance, if he were to launch one incomplete bomb for 50 yards. Hell, do that 3 times and you move up a few notches in that stupid stat. I would take completion % over INTENDED air yards anyday.
Also, what destroys your IAY is the CAY where he is 18th, smack in the middle. If you are going to put his completion % on blast, at least use the correct stat, completed yards per attempt.
No. I'm sorry. That doesn't make any sense. More pass attempts wouldn't skew anything by itself. It would depend on the air yards of each attempt. He could attempt passes for fewer air yards or more air yards. That's the only thing that changes it. The amount of games played is rather irrelevant.
Tua sucks, how can he have the 2nd lowest, with his 1.5 seconds he gets from his great line, he should be able to go deep 80% of the time.
My post explains why right after your bold portion. More games, more attempts. More attempts, more yards possible, incomplete or not. But you just skipped over the fact that you used the wrong stat per your argument. Thats fine, it just bolsters my original point of you cherry picking.
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Brady gets rid of the ball faster than Tua because he's been in the league 20 years and can read the defense pre snap so well he knows where his opening will be.
If memory serves me correctly, one or more Fins had been cheap shotted at that point so in my anger and frustration, I indicated we should give what we get. And yes, I believe in "an eye for an eye."
Let me ruin your week, w/o getting too specific: Any interest by the fins was a falsehood generated by Houston. We were never seriously interested in Watson beyond due diligence and his unsavory character is something Ross would be inclined not to associate with .
Tua is not in Brady's class yet, obviously, but his release time already is among the elite.
I didn't skip over anything. It doesn't make any sense. More games and more attempts just means more total attempts and total yards. It has nothing to do with IAY per attempt.
You can have a sample size of one game. Attempt 8 yards per pass. Another game doesn't mean your attempted yards per attempt will go up or down. It just means a larger sample. We aren't really dealing with a SSS issue here either.