dave mcbride Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 So Tyrod is one of the worst QB's in the NFL in throwing the ball so his receiver can get additional yards and you blame Roman? This is typical. Maybe if Tyrod could throw bread and butter NFL throws like a SLANT PATTERN he could hit WR's like Hogan (gone), Woods (gone), and Watkins (if Tyrod stays likely gone). Tyrod throws the go, curl, and out patterns. That's why he doesn't have RAC, not the OC as WR's are seen running wide open over the middle all year but Tyrod doesn't see them. What's missing in your take is the Bills' abysmal screen game, which I am not sure is the qb's fault (i think it's more scheme). That is the ultimate YAC play, and if you don't throw them at the rate that other teams throw them, your yardage will be skewed.
bilzfancy Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 Schfeter just said on Mike and Mike he thinks the Bills are moving on from TT but thats just a quess, imo
Juice_32 Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 It's amazing how locked down all the info is now that Rex and his gang are gone. The leak has officially been sealed.
jeffismagic Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 (edited) I guess it's a chicken/egg thing. Is Roman's offense heavy on out routes because he likes to play ball control/take few chances, or did he design his offense that way because he 'knew' Tyrod couldn't make throws over the middle for YAC? Good question. I decided to plug in a different style QB and Greg Roman. Alex Smith has very good short yardage QB skills and can see throws open up and can throw with anticipation. In 2011 with a Greg Roman offense Alex Smith had a total Yards After Catch in the bottom ten. Buffalo Bills with Tyrod Taylor and Roman offenses (with Lynn calling plays in 2016) finished 32nd in the NFL both years. Then I looked at Run After Catch per play. In 2011 Alex Smith was near tenth from the bottom, 11th worst. Tyrod Taylor was 2nd worst in 2015 (with tons of weapons) and 3rd worst in 2016 (with less weapons). So my fast initial conclusion based on the data is that Roman's scheme are poor for RAC and Tyrod Taylor is still very bad at RAC as well. https://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/stats/team-yards-after-catch-statistics/2016/ Edited March 8, 2017 by jeffismagic
dave mcbride Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 Good question. I decided to plug in a different style QB and Greg Roman. Alex Smith has very good short yardage QB skills and can see throws open up and can throw with anticipation. In 2011 with a Greg Roman offense Alex Smith had a total Yards After Catch in the bottom ten. Buffalo Bills with Tyrod Taylor and Roman offenses (with Lynn calling plays in 2016) finished 32nd in the NFL both years. Then I looked at Run After Catch per play. In 2011 Alex Smith was near tenth from the bottom, 11th worst. Tyrod Taylor was 2nd worst in 2015 (with tons of weapons) and 3rd worst in 2016 (with less weapons). So my fast initial conclusion based on the data is that Roman's scheme are poor for RAC and Tyrod Taylor is still very bad at RAC as well. https://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/stats/team-yards-after-catch-statistics/2016/ IIRC, andy Reid has always had great screen games, no?
jeffismagic Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 IIRC, andy Reid has always had great screen games, no? Yes. But I was evaluating Alex Smith with Greg Roman as the offensive coordinator in 2011. https://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/stats/team-yards-after-catch-statistics/2011/
BuffaloRebound Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 With Bears after Glennon, Browns after Garrapolo, and 49ers after Cousins, Jets are really only team in market for a veteran QB with an ability to pay big money but they are in full rebuild mode. Bills should be in a good position to push that option bonus to next year and give McDermott a year to evaluate Taylor.
jeffismagic Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 With Bears after Glennon, Browns after Garrapolo, and 49ers after Cousins, Jets are really only team in market for a veteran QB with an ability to pay big money but they are in full rebuild mode. Bills should be in a good position to push that option bonus to next year and give McDermott a year to evaluate Taylor. Browns might be using the Jimmy G "leak" to get the Tyrod price down with Whaley.
Maury Ballstein Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 So they will give a 12 and more for a backup qb named Jimmy G and they don't want to give us pick 33 for two year starter Tyrod Taylor.
Andrew Son Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 Browns might be using the Jimmy G "leak" to get the Tyrod price down with Whaley. The leak that Jimmy is worth more than 12 overall? That is supposed to lower the Tyrod price?
Hammered a Lot Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 [quote name="Augie" post="4272672" timestamp="1488935150" Do I get the standard 6%? Sure after I raise the price 8%. Just between you and me, I'm just waiting to see if the Pegulas are going to take the land deal recently offered them.
dave mcbride Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 So they will give a 12 and more for a backup qb named Jimmy G and they don't want to give us pick 33 for two year starter Tyrod Taylor. How many times have you watched JG play in both regular season and preseason?
jeffismagic Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 The leak that Jimmy is worth more than 12 overall? That is supposed to lower the Tyrod price? No, the Browns would simply leak that they want Jimmy G. The Patriots are the ones trying to pretend he is worth 2 1st rounders.
Big Gun Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 With Bears after Glennon, Browns after Garrapolo, and 49ers after Cousins, Jets are really only team in market for a veteran QB Can't be, aren't there supposed to be 10 or more teams killing themselves to get Tyrod? According to some, Tyrod is going to kill it $$$ wise from all these teams bidding against each other to get him. What's happening? It's coming to light that Tyrod really isn't that good. Teams are now weighing what's in the draft, what's out there is FA and guess what, Tyrod is just another guy. Maybe he starts somewhere, maybe he doesn't. I'm banking on the later.
dave mcbride Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 So they will give a 12 and more for a backup qb named Jimmy G and they don't want to give us pick 33 for two year starter Tyrod Taylor. I know fans don't think preseason matters, but other teams do. In 10 preseason games, Garrapolo has 95.5 rating (67.1 percent completion rate, 8/3 td/int ratio, and 7.4 ypa). This includes his rookie season, when he hadn't faced nfl competition before. He played 4 games in his rookie season and 3 in the latter 2.
CanadianFan Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 (edited) you mean he's been here 2 years in this cheap real estate market and HASN'T BOUGHT ONE? geez if there was ever a RED FLAG that would be it. TBH housing prices in buff are like renting in NYC. he can afford a whole suburb with his salary. buying one and then selling it back or heck rent it when he leaves for income. Property values rise after it's been owned by a sports celeb so this behooves me that he hasn't bought one. Edited March 8, 2017 by CanadianFan
Maury Ballstein Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 How many times have you watched JG play in both regular season and preseason? 3-5ish. He looked solid. You think he's gonna be top 15ish ? Pats have 2 studs we can't find one Smh.
jeffismagic Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 Can't be, aren't there supposed to be 10 or more teams killing themselves to get Tyrod? According to some, Tyrod is going to kill it $$$ wise from all these teams bidding against each other to get him. What's happening? It's coming to light that Tyrod really isn't that good. Teams are now weighing what's in the draft, what's out there is FA and guess what, Tyrod is just another guy. Maybe he starts somewhere, maybe he doesn't. I'm banking on the later. The problem for Tyrod is that there are a lot of guys that NFL teams can see as similar to him. All depends on the money and scheme fit. Cutler, Foles, Siemian, Glennon, etc. Why should NFL teams pay a premium price for a player they can find a bargain on with similar ability?
dave mcbride Posted March 8, 2017 Posted March 8, 2017 3-5ish. He looked solid. You think he's gonna be top 15ish ? Pats have 2 studs we can't find one Smh. Yeah, I think he might have it. We shall see.
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