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CFetters_Nacho_Lover
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CFetters_Nacho_Lover
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39% of plays vs MOFOs
Nerd
What does all that bs say in layman's terms? I'm not going to spend the mental energy trying to decipher it. Which one shows their total points scored?
Doesn't include WR designed runs. Not very advanced. I assume with those it will bring us under 1/3 of plays being RB designed runs. Nice!
Expected points added per play is the last column.
QB designed run should be -7
I had thought the deep passing game was an issue but this says its the biggest issue. Chinteresting.
With these numbers, might as well almost entirely ditch gap blocking and go all in on zone blocking. It makes sense in part due to Jonah Coleman's excellent vision / instinct.
And it indicates that the offense should try more 2 TE sets. It's sucks that Moore was injured, possibly for the season, but why not lean into Latu and DeGraff on the field together more after the bye.
It looks like the offense is having the most trouble against Man Cover 1 (Middle Of Field Covered) defenses. They should dial up a play-action medium drag for the slot (either Giles Jackson or a TE in the slot defended by a LB) who can lose their man defender and hit that receiver in the area that is better covered in a man cover 2 (Middle of Field Open).
Do you know how numbers work?
Huh?
I just lost the stuff, man.
This is worthless without Retarded %
Haha, what did you take from it then Einstein?
I do change my take on the deep passing as I misread their proficiency on those plays. They should call it more to stretch the field.
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Einstein knows that these numbers
Are lower than these numbers
HTH