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I'm done with Tyrod Taylor


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Exactly.

 

And yes proof... you said 27 teams pay for PFF...

 

Show me proof of that

Here is an excerpt from an SI article back in 2015. https://www.si.com/2015/01/25/pro-football-focus-nfl-neil-hornsby-cris-collinsworth-analytics

 

 

Neil Hornsby isn’t doing this solely as a labor of love, though that’s precisely how his business, Pro Football Focus, began nine years ago in Luton, England, some 30 miles north of London. Living stateside since October, he now counts 13 NFL teams—40% of the league—as clients, including seven teams from this season’s playoff field. He also oversees a staff of roughly 80 full- and part-time employees who watch countless hours of game footage from their home offices in California, Northern Ireland and seemingly everywhere in between.

 

Cris Collinsworth also bought a percentage of PFF after being so impressed by it.

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No that would be completion percentage, not QB rating. Thx.

 

The point he was missing WRs all day doesn't align well with 70% completed passes... now does it?

Yes it actually does.

 

1 QB rating is very greatly affected by comp percentage thats why i said that.

 

Anyway missing WRs is more about the throws he doesnt make compared to the ones he does.

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It's just depressing watching the pathetic joke of an offense the Bills run (all around zero imagination or creativity) then watching the Falcons/Packers game.

 

We aren't even in the same league. It's like watching a different sport, and has been for years now.

 

Even the Chiefs, the team that everyone points to as the "run the ball, play defense and get a little lucky team" throw it quite a bit and make big plays in the passing game.

Even GB sucked yesterday until Atlanta backed off with a huge lead.

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Now what are they getting from him. I am sure it is not your run of the mill QBR stuff. If an NFL team has hired PFF they are getting very specific information.

I'm not even really trying to prove anything. Guy wanted a link and I gave him one from 2.5 years ago saying I think 13 teams. I don't think the teams use it for ratings but they really do have some useful stats that not really anyone charted at the time. I am sure they are useful to teams at least somewhat.

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I'm not even really trying to prove anything. Guy wanted a link and I gave him one from 2.5 years ago saying I think 13 teams. I don't think the teams use it for ratings but they really do have some useful stats that not really anyone charted at the time. I am sure they are useful to teams at least somewhat.

Ooo yeah i agree. I doubt teams use their subjective grades and such. And if they employ PFF i am sure they are asking for specific things. Just like they do from these national scouting agencies like Belsto

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How about giving that Carolina defense some credit! They played lights out....That pass rush was quite fearsome and our OL did not hold up for either the run or pass game

We give them credit of doing the same thing

 

as 15 of his last 31 opponents

 

Stop the run stop the Bills

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Man looking at the wont pull the trigger plays on the all-22. Standard data for Tentative Tyrod

 

Ummm... what?

 

Dude, what were you watching? There's a play he's rolling to his left that's pretty clearly designed to #42 where O'Leary comes open in the middle of the field. Taylor sees him and doesn't throw it and goes back to #42.

 

Why?

 

Probably because the difficulty of that throw to O'Leary was significantly higher considering the way he was running and the defenders running straight at him and the goal was just to get a first down and #42 would have had that if he could have held onto the damn ball.

 

What the All-22 confirms is that there may be a couple plays where Taylor could have thrown it to another guy, but our guys were blanketed by Panthers defenders.

 

I really don't know what All-22 you're watching :doh:

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Man looking at the wont pull the trigger plays on the all-22. Standard data for Tentative Tyrod

Like this one: https://twitter.com/YardsPerPass/status/909941669579100160

or this one:https://twitter.com/YardsPerPass/status/909943076826812417

 

Where are you watching this because all ive seen on yards per pass thus far is blanketed receivers and little time to throw.

 

Edit: Ive seen the one slant he could have hit from our endzone. So there is one play so far. Where else?

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Probably because the difficulty of that throw to O'Leary was significantly higher considering the way he was running and the defenders running straight at him and the goal was just to get a first down and #42 would have had that if he could have held onto the damn ball.

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Difficulty ...........

Significantly higher .........

He was running .......

 

Not that hard to see the same faults

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Ummm... what?

 

Dude, what were you watching? There's a play he's rolling to his left that's pretty clearly designed to #42 where O'Leary comes open in the middle of the field. Taylor sees him and doesn't throw it and goes back to #42.

 

Why?

 

Probably because the difficulty of that throw to O'Leary was significantly higher considering the way he was running and the defenders running straight at him and the goal was just to get a first down and #42 would have had that if he could have held onto the damn ball.

 

What the All-22 confirms is that there may be a couple plays where Taylor could have thrown it to another guy, but our guys were blanketed by Panthers defenders.

 

I really don't know what All-22 you're watching :doh:

Ready check this timeline there hero

 

https://twitter.com/cover_1_/status/909918697401221121

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Like this one: https://twitter.com/YardsPerPass/status/909941669579100160

or this one:https://twitter.com/YardsPerPass/status/909943076826812417

 

Where are you watching this because all ive seen on yards per pass thus far is blanketed receivers and little time to throw.

 

Edit: Ive seen the one slant he could have hit from our endzone. So there is one play so far. Where else?

How about this one. Watch Zay WIDE Open on the dig

 

https://twitter.com/cover_1_/status/909918697401221121

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